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The stump garden is a good structure area to work for bass and perch.

Kicking out to this buoy was quite the task, but the weather cooperated and I didn't have a problem kicking back.

My best smallie (not very big, I know, but it was on the fly rod):

The species available in Jordanelle include rainbow trout, brown trout, cutthroat trout, perch, smallmouth, and largemouth bass. There are plenty of chub and crayfish to feed the sport fish and the perch can get quite large. The 'Nelle is known for trophy smallmouth bass and large brown trout. The rainbows do well and I've never seen a small cutt from Jordanelle. The future definitely holds more trips to this spot.
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