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The Mad is still a little high and off-color, which won’t change anytime soon

Mad River - Arcata, CA

by Kenny Priest
3-21-2024
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The Mad is still a little high and off-color, which won’t change anytime soon. With the steelhead season closing after March 31, it’s unlikely it will be anything close to green, especially with Ruth Lake spilling dirty water.

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