"For the past 30 years, hatchery production of Pacific salmon (chinook, coho, brown trout and steelhead trout) have provided the backbone of a Great Lakes angling renaissance that has sustained commercial and economic development in many coastal Great Lakes communities." Dreams of Steel chronicles the development and sustainability of this great resource, through the lens of a fly fishing journeyman.
One of NY's largest Lake Erie tributaries has finally come into form after a long hiatus. Water temperature was 45.7f. Fish came on peach sucker spawn. Some spawning activity was observed, several paired up fish in riffles and one or two fish on redds. It does not appear that the spring migration is in full swing yet but it could peak any day now.       |
posted by DreamsOfSteel at 12:40 AM
