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Fishing Report
Posted on 12.05.2024
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Flathead River
- The Whitefish are still in the river but the bite is starting to slow some. We are still seeing decent numbers being caught around Old Steel Bridge.
Echo Lake
- Reports of open water on the main lake but some of the bays are starting to see ice forming.
McWennegar Slough
- Ice is beginning to form but it is not safe.
Smith Lake
- 3 inches of ice
Rogers Lake
- 3-4 inches of ice
Loon Lake
(Ferndale) - Open Water
Horseshoe Lake
(Ferndale) - 1 inch of ice
Blanchard Lake
- 2 inches of ice
Lion Lake
- Lake is only about half frozen and not safe.
Halfmoon Lake
- 4 inches of ice
Lake Five
- 2.5 inches of ice
Reminder no matter the thickness... “No Ice is Safe Ice”
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