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Some drought-imposed fishing limits lifted on Colorado River

By Zach Altman | July 20, 2021

Colorado lifted some fishing restrictions along a stretch of the Colorado River, but biologists warn that historically low water flows caused by a drought in the West, high water temperatures and wildfire sediment that all starve trout of oxygen could force future bans.

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