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  1. #16
    Will Atlas Guest

    Re: Chopaka and Other Okanogan Lakes

    Amen

  2. #17
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    Re: Chopaka and Other Okanogan Lakes

    Quote Originally Posted by cascadekiller
    I heard alot about low water levels in the Okanogan Area, that Chopaka and Ell were off because of low water last year. I had two questions; will that effect the fisheries long term and will the water be low again this year. Also is early June too late to fish the Okanogan Lakes?
    Thanks Gang,
    Will
    Will, both lakes are low and I've stayed away from them because there are others in the area in better shape. Blue, Aeneas, Omak, Spectacle, Wannacut, the other Blue, Sidley, Lost, Beth, Beaver, and on and on. Look around and you'll find other exciting lakes in the Okanogan.
    June is not too late if you fish the deeper lakes with fast sinking lines.
    "...a man with a briefcase will steal more money than a man with a gun..."

  3. #18
    Will Atlas Guest

    Re: Chopaka and Other Okanogan Lakes

    Thanks Roper that was really helpfull, now lets just pray for some snow!

    Will

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