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N of Arcola Smallies (& Slow Wake Only)

By Yaeger Guide
June 9, 2003 in St. Croix River Fishing Reports

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The water levels have been down long enough for the smallies to return to their "should-be" places. We had good success with a lot of activity and a few boated by working the eddies, rocks, timber and wing dams. Good luck and good fishing.

Also received note of the "Slow Wake" zone being enforced from the Arcola Sandbar north to Taylors Falls. In this section of the river you can only boat as fast as needed to control your boat. Just a friendly reminder as I was reminded earlier this year about this.

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Judd Yaeger
Yaeger Guides (Twin Cities Guides) www.yaegerweb.com/guide

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