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Yes, but now you have a significant number of yahoos not skyblasting your early season birds everywhere.

Good lookin' food! Since it doesn't have to be tonight, a recent crappie fry.

Units with 2+ tags that didn't go to max BP holders in the BP report last year are your best chance.

We sleep mom, dad, 2 kids on bunk cots and a dog+ in our 10x14 without complaints. Bunk cots are key.

Overland/keep it!

3 lots in Mesa/Tempe. Meet at Sportsmans or Bass Pro. 1. Nosler 160gr Accubond - 37 Count - $100 2. Winchester 150gr Super-X Power-Point - Full 40 Count - $50 3. Sold

Accubonds SPF.

I have two MEC 302/118 shot bars and I would like to trade one for any 302 bar other than 1 1/8oz or I could use MEC powder bushings #29 and #31. Thanks for looking.

Still seeking a different 302 MEC bar other than 1 1/8th for trade. Thx.

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With some exception of pump back on Salt-Canyon-Apache, Horseshoe, Bartlett and Roosevelt are all within 1 foot elevation of full water conservation storage. Anyone in the know on Gilbert Rd reopening?

Congratulations, looks like a great hunt.

https://youtu.be/PrNhoCVTAg4&t=0m16s

Various satellites hit earth at different times. Downloaded from USGS.

I'm no pro but I live for crappie every spring. My opinion is yes, absolutely but the turbid water will warm quickly (if we could get some steady warm weather) and there will be a lot of fish ready to go off.

Alamo March 28

Roosevelt March 25

March 25

67,800CFS through Camp Verde and still rising. Now 79,000 20 minutes later.

It won't with a good load, rifle and shooter. The center of the charge weight node and low SD tested on a chrono makes the teetering irrelevant if you're consistent.

Test it. The answer varies by load/rifle.

March has been and continues to look wet! The Salt will spill.

I'm going to give some crappies heck tomorrow if I can. Thanks for the temps.

Nice SM and pic, Lance. As of March 5th. Tonto Mid Lake Salt

Haystack Island