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Very interesting gents. Like John I am concerned about minimum flow and its effect on wade fishing. Also Rick any idea if the minimum flow were to be put into effect would it cause a decrease or an increase in the type of fish food...what would it do to the scud and sowbug population in the rivers, etc? Taz minimum flow equates to a certain flow release during times when there is no generation. Right now its a political hot potato so to speak.
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