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		My first time on the ice this year! and first ever tiger trouts! 
 
11/27/18 
Huntington Reservoir 
 
Tiger Trout: 16 inches 
 
Cutthroat Trout: 17.5 inches 
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[#ff0000]Tiger trout - 16[/#ff0000]
[#ff0000]Cutthroat trout - 17.5[/#ff0000]
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		Very nice start! What was the ice thickness? Plan on a trip this weekend. Thanks.
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		Nice job!!! I sure need to be hitting those upper lakes before it gets hard to reach for snow... congrats nice fish... Later J
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		Ice was 5" where I was, about the middle of the lake, close to shore. But there was 6 inches of slush on top of the ice where other had been earlier that weekend, and almost a foot of snow on top of the slush. Made for very wet conditions. But fishing was hot!
It was weird to me that after drilling a hole, water would gush out of it to completely fill the hole I dug in the snow to get to the ice. After fishing for a while there were standing pools of water everywhere I had drilled or had been sitting.
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		Thanks for the report and update on conditions. It can get soggy when the snow layer is pushing the ice sheet down forcing the water to flow through the hole.
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		12/22/18
Echo reservoir
Yellow Perch
10.5 inches
Yellow perch - 10.5
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