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Source: The Atoka County Times

Konawa: Nov 8. Elevation is normal (stable), water temperature 78°F and clear. Largemouth Bass good on crankbaits, jerk baits, plastic baits around main lake, points, river channel, weed beds. Striped Hybrid Bass, White Bass good on alabama rigs, crankbaits, live shad around discharge, inlet, main lake, river channel. Channel Catfish fair on chicken liver, cut bait, shrimp around discharge, inlet, riprap. Report submitted by Garret Harley (Game Warden Seminole County) Lower Mountain Fork River Trout Area: Nov 6. Elevation is normal (stable), water temperature 65°F and clear. Rainbow Trout on grass hoppers, small lures, tube jigs, worms around below the dam, creek channels, spillway. Report submitted by Mark Hannah (Game Warden McCurtain County) McGee Creek: Nov 6. Elevation is 6 ft. below normal (falling), water temperature 63°F and clear.

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