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I think we’ve lost nine se- niors from last year which is pretty much our entire starting lineup so, you know, this year’s defi - nitely a new start, a fresh start ... Of course, I would love to be successful and I just hope these kids have success, but we’re gonna have a fresh start, we’re gonna try to have fun, we’ll make sure the kids are learning and growing and then I will consider it a very successful year,” Lockhart said. Both Reed for North Douglas volleyball and Lockhart for Elkton foot- ball have yet to appoint assistant coaches to their respective staffs. PROUD TO SERVE RURAL COMMUNITIES IN LANE COUNTY SINCE 1939 CELEBRATING 80 YEARS 541-484-1151 | laneelectric.com PRINT MOBILE MAKE THE MOSTOFIT. With print home delivery and full digital access for one low price, your Cottage Grove Sentinel subscription connects you with a unique combination of trusted news, information, community events, entertainment, special sections and valuable money-saving offers anytime, anywhere! 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Call 541.942.3325 to get started today. Providing safe, reliable, and economical energy services that enhance our members' quality of life. 541-942-0168 P.O. Box 547 Cottage Grove, OR A Proud Supporter of Our Community Since 1983 A proud sponsor for the Kids Summer Reading Program w w w. s t a r f i r e l u m b e r. c o m COTTAGE GROVE POND: Trout, warmwa- ter species Was last stocked the week of April 8 with 1,500 legal-size rainbow trout. Cottage Grove Ponds are open to year- round fi shing and via an asphalt pathway behind the truck scales on Row River Road. In addition to fi shing, these ponds also off er wildlife view- ing opportunities and a fi shing dock is available on-site. COTTAGE GROVE RESERVOIR: Trout, warmwater species Was last stocked the week of April 29 with 5,000 trophy-size rainbow trout. Cottage Grove Reservoir is south of Cottage Grove and is open to fi shing all year. Lakeside boat ramp is now open. DETROIT RESER- VOIR: Trout, kokanee Th is large reservoir was stocked in mid-July with about 5,000 larger trophy-size rainbow trout. Fishing has been very good of late for both trout and kokanee with warmer tempera- tures and more food available. Anglers are catching most trout between the surface and 40 feet down, kokanee below that. Currently, the reservoir is down only about 13 feet, which means the fi shing conditions will be very good this entire year. All boat ramps should be available to launch boats at this time. DEXTER RESER- VOIR: Trout Was last stocked in mid-April with 5,000 trophy-size rainbow trout. Dexter Reservoir near Lowell is visible from Hwy 58. Boat and bank access is available from state and county parks. Parking and bank access are also available from the causeway near Lowell. Largemouth bass and some smallmouth are also available to an- glers in this reservoir. DORENA RESER- VOIR: Trout, warmwa- ter Dorena Reservoir is east of Cottage Grove on Row River Road and is open to fi shing all year. Trout and warm- water fi sh are available. Baker Bay boat ramp is accessible at the current reservoir elevation. FALL CREEK: Trout Was last stocked the week of July 15 with 1,200 legal-size rainbow trout. Fall Creek is open all year for trout. Begin- ning Nov. 1, anglers may only use lures and arti- fi cial fl ies. Five hatchery trout and an additional two wild trout may be harvested daily in the river. Below Fall Creek Dam the creek is open all year for hatchery Chinook, hatchery steel- head and wild steelhead greater than 24-inches.
