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Topic: Lake Britton  (Read 735 times)

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wormguy

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Heading to Burney falls for camping Wed through Sat with fishing on Britton. Radio on 69. Hoping the algae bloom hasn't hit yet!
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beenfishin

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Good luck, I have zero intel to share but things SHOULD be solid with the crappie.  Hasn't been ridiculously hot so far this year so I would imagine the algae shouldn't be too bad.  Don't forget about Baum just up the road either.  :smt001


 

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