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Lake Selmac Fish Report for 10-9-2018


Lake Selmac Fishing Report

Lake Selmac - Selma, OR (Josephine County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
10-9-2018
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Fishing for bass and other warmwater species has been good. The lake has cooled substantially. Lake Selmac has a lot of aquatic vegetation, but it has been dying off. Still, anglers will have to adjust their techniques and locations accordingly.





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