Lower Cattaraugus Early Steelhead Search
No steelhead but there were quite a few resident brown trout around. Felt good to get on a larger piece of water.       |
posted by DreamsOfSteel at 10:13 AM
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Comments on "Lower Cattaraugus Early Steelhead Search"
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Anonymous said ... (7:02 PM) :
post a commentSpringville is jokes in the winter.
In 4 months time, Scoby Hill road will be chock full of F-150's, camo waders, 6 fott spinning rods and Bows on ropes.