Our crew would have been among those in waders since we always wound up in the main stem of the creek as the run was so crowded with kids setting off an Utz hatch and using bread flies. We would go upstream of the special regs area near the old canal and down to the dam.
Well all the "sediment" from the lake project is now all along the Run,. That sediment will be swept into the mainstream. One would have thought that the lake project should have been done first. Then the Catch and Release project.
They made the parking lot a little larger
My God is that ever ugly! I probably won't still be alive when that place comes back to what I remember.
How is planting grass going to make any difference to this project? Even if they plant "saplings" it will take years for this to benefit The Run and the YB. Truly a poorly thought out project!
The people who enjoy the lake and the area around it aren't limited to the fishing community. Locals, out-of-towners, and Appalachian Trail hikers are there all the time. They probably like how "clean" it looks.
Looks like they don't believe in trees there.
Oregon_Owlll - I’d imagine they’ll plant trees or some sort of buffer now that construction is done. There’s really no point in planting stuff when construction is going just for it to get run over by equipment.
