salmo
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Was watching a video on a remote Colorado drainage. The brookies compete well with the rainbows, browns cutbows, cuts and rainbows. Why there and not here?
I just deleted that post. I think that is what you were referencing. You are right....uh-oh, lock the thread now 😆
So how do we acidify the water?From what I've seen, brook trout are common in small streams in the west, but not so much in medium to larger streams. Which is also true here in PA.
There are some exceptions to this. I know of a stream that is 70 feet wide in PA that has native brook trout, but no brown trout population. The reason is that the water is too acidic to support wild browns, but OK for brookies.
Didn't seem off base, though. It just felt like you said Beetlejuice three times.I just deleted that post. I think that is what you were referencing. You are right....