yep a stream that is not considered as an approved trout stream and doesn't get stocked by the state is open year round c&r. that's the beauty of small mountain streams full of natives.
yep a stream that is not considered as an approved trout stream and doesn't get stocked by the state is open year round c&r. that's the beauty of small mountain streams full of natives.
the biggest thing with hatchery browns is that they are mixed
yeah I guarentee that the two picks above are mixed. just the one looks mostly german and the other looks mostly loc- leven.. no real way to abosuluty say exactly what they are. I can only call them that guessing that they are that by the way they look.
Beautiful fish RBH, congrats!!!!
Cool. Thanks for the info!
"Life is tough, but it's much tougher when you're stupid"
John Wayne
easy way to tell germans is they have black and brown spots, loch-levens only have black spots.
So to be clear, here in McKean county, a stream that runs into Lewis Run or the upper branches of the Tuna Creek, which is not stocked or as I know a class A stream or approved trout water .... I can fish that now for trout and catch and keep them?
I need to make absolutely sure, since I'm itching to get out there .... maybe even this afternoon!
Stony as long as its not a class A or listed as an aproved trout stream you can fish it. and of course all fish must be released.
Class A can be fished all year . catch and release from labor day until opening day . here is a link from fish commision site that explains this some what
http://fishandboat.com/images/pages/...ext_season.htm
Last edited by treerat; 03-06-2010 at 09:18 AM.