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SubmittedJanuary 25, 2010

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. -- Anglers get ready! Trout may be harvested from Rotary Lake in Jackson beginning February 1st. According to Fisheries Management Biologist, Mike Reed, of the Missouri Department of Conservation, Fishing has been surprisingly consistent all winter given all the rain. Reed visited the lake Friday and reported anglers were catching a lot of fish even though the water was fairly muddy...

Candice Davis, Missouri Department of Conservation

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. -- Anglers get ready! Trout may be harvested from Rotary Lake in Jackson beginning February 1st.

According to Fisheries Management Biologist, Mike Reed, of the Missouri Department of Conservation, Fishing has been surprisingly consistent all winter given all the rain. Reed visited the lake Friday and reported anglers were catching a lot of fish even though the water was fairly muddy.

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Reed reminds anglers that they must release trout caught now through January 31.

Additionally, Reed said anglers age 16-64 must have a valid MO fishing permit to fish for trout. In addition, anyone harvesting trout must have a trout permit. The limit is four trout and any lure or bait is allowed.

Questions may be directed to the MDC's Southeast Regional Office, 573-290-5730.

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