"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.
Lake Erie tributaries both large and small have received bumps of water and an apparent disappearance of fishermen due to our most recent regional winter weather pattern. The total lack of other anglers was surreal in light of the heavy pressure this area has received in the past weeks.    Where did everyone go?   |
posted by DreamsOfSteel at 9:02 PM
Comments on "Weather Bumps Water"
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Dejon Hamann said ... (3:37 PM) :
post a commentDrew,
Is there anything I could do to get you to come over to the new site/forum and start contributing? Pound of flesh? Case of Microbrews? Gas money:) Your work just keeps getting better. cheers, Dejon . troutlegend.com