Mike Sexton casts his fly rod Monday while wading along the shore of Cosmo-Bethel Park. The lake is open for catch-and-release fishing under a Missouri Department of Conservation program that stocked …
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Mike Sexton casts his fly rod Monday while wading along the shore of Cosmo-Bethel Park. The lake is open for catch-and-release fishing under a Missouri Department of Conservation program that stocked 2,400 trout. All trout must be released unharmed through Jan. 31. Only artificial baits can be used. [Don Shrubshell/Tribune]
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