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Working with the DNR to get a read on how many flathead are in the system; some of these monsters already have tags and have been swimming for a couple years now; how the DNR tracks the movement patterns and spawning locations for these flathead.
Working with the DNR to get a read on how many flathead are in the system; some of these monsters already have tags and have been swimming for a couple years now; how the DNR tracks the movement patterns and spawning locations for these flathead.
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