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This is a time limited, world class outdoor experience opportunity that should be made available to the general public while it still lasts.  The lake is clearly not a "natural preserve".  Army Core of Engineer tunnel drilling changed that idea forever.  Hikers and elk hunters now already access the area.  A boat & motor is used by scientists while they have fished the lake for 28 years.

A limited raffle system along with strict training by the FS and WDFW will ensure protection against invasive species, safe fish handling and absolute protection of this beautiful area. 

Agecy heads must be held accountable to work together in partnership to ensure that the interests of BOTH the science and recreational communities are met.

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