hendeylathe
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The best trout water in Pennsylvania is the creek, river or stream I'm headed to after a weeks worth of work.
True. But many of those famous streams are really good streams, and that's why they're famous and lure people away from all of the other good streams.The purpose of famous streams is to draw fishermen away from the really good streams.
How many Trout Brooks are there in PA. Most states in trout territory have a bunch of them.
Is a Trout Brook the same as a trout stream? 🙂 I've never heard of one referred to as Brook. Only Creek, or Run.How many Trout Brooks are there in PA. Most states in trout territory have a bunch of them.
This is "signature line" worthy. Gave me a laugh.The purpose of famous streams is to draw fishermen away from the really good streams.
I can think of a few streams in PA called “Trout Run.”How many Trout Brooks are there in PA. Most states in trout territory have a bunch of them.
I didn't come up with that line, unfortunately. I "borrowed" it from someone, but I'm not sure who. Maybe John Gierach.This is "signature line" worthy. Gave me a laugh.
3How many Trout Brooks are there in PA. Most states in trout territory have a bunch of them.
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In PA, small streams are most commonly referred to as "runs."
In New England, the term "brook" is much more commonly used than in PA.
"Draft" is a good one.I prefer “draft” or “hollow” to both personally. But most of those are tiny, typically first order, streams.
Yo, Swattie! What streams in PA are labeled as a "draft." That is a new one to me!I prefer “draft” or “hollow” to both personally. But most of those are tiny, typically first order, streams.
Yo, Swattie! What streams in PA are labeled as a "draft." That is a new one to me!
Where I hail from, we have lots of "runs." If a stream is pretty small, it is probably a run. We don't have any streams labeled as "branches" around me, and larger streams are generally referred to as a creek by name.
Dear Dave,Geography Trivia: How many streams in Pennsylvania are unnamed?
Looking through my 2010 copy of Class A Wild Trout Waters, which is obviously dated, there were 10 stream names that end with Branch, and interestingly, only 2 that end in Brook. As you'd assume, there were a LOT of Hollows, and Runs. I'm sure this has changed at least slightly by now.Yo, Swattie! What streams in PA are labeled as a "draft." That is a new one to me!
Where I hail from, we have lots of "runs." If a stream is pretty small, it is probably a run. We don't have any streams labeled as "branches" around me, and larger streams are generally referred to as a creek by name.