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April 7th, 2005, 08:50 PM
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John Russell wrote:
It was the first time I'd fished the O and I was surprised by the great number of people on the river for a Tuesday. A rig or two at almost every turn-off. Made me wonder if everyone in Idaho was independently wealthy.... or out of work. The problem is that the Owyhee REALLY close to Boise. I've only fished the Owyhee a couple of times, in November. It wasn't crowded at all, but I could tell from the turnouts that it must get a lot of pressure. I think that in November people are more focused on the pheasant hunting. The dry fly fishing was good both times, with nice Mahogany Dun hatches. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. 
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