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Clear skies, autumn colors, a big lake with big fish and plenty of peace and quiet are the rewards for a trip to Scofield Reservoir in the fall. The lake has begun to 'turn' as cooler water sinks, taking more oxygen down deeper. There are tips for fall fishing on page 9A of the Sun Advocate.

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