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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3148427" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Yes, platoro lake is loaded with salmon and trout. It’s also about 30’ low. Two years of drought and no runoff from snow melt. That small lake next to Platoro is stocked. Saw some folks catching fish there on bait. </p><p>According to the guy at the fly shop, whirling disease killed off almost all of the rainbow many years ago, and the Browns took over. The rainbow came back but in the last two years of drought and abnormal high temperatures, the rainbow are taking another beating. They just can’t survive in the warm water. The local I was fishing with had a portable thermometer. When the water got to 55 degrees in the afternoon, he suggested we quit fishing because if we hooked a rainbow, and stressed it out, the fish would probably die.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3148427, member: 5412"] Yes, platoro lake is loaded with salmon and trout. It’s also about 30’ low. Two years of drought and no runoff from snow melt. That small lake next to Platoro is stocked. Saw some folks catching fish there on bait. According to the guy at the fly shop, whirling disease killed off almost all of the rainbow many years ago, and the Browns took over. The rainbow came back but in the last two years of drought and abnormal high temperatures, the rainbow are taking another beating. They just can’t survive in the warm water. The local I was fishing with had a portable thermometer. When the water got to 55 degrees in the afternoon, he suggested we quit fishing because if we hooked a rainbow, and stressed it out, the fish would probably die. [/QUOTE]
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