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Record Crappie caught at Mozingo Lake

April 28, 2017 Rebecca Krogman In the News Mozingo Lake Share

A student at Northwest Missouri State University caught a record crappie at Mozingo Lake in Nodaway County this month.

To read more, visit: https://www.newspressnow.com/social/bearcat-celebrates-near-record-catch/article_29b26714-8325-5b57-91cc-071d0a2c36eb.html

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