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Low water flows at popular fishing creek on Grand River a concern

By A Mystery Man Writer

A few good days of steady rain will cure for low water levels and river flows along the Grand River watershed, according to an angler from Brant County.  Lack of rain this summer has left the water levels on Whitemans Creek the lowest Larry Mellors has ever seen.

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