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    I'll be on the lower Bushkill in Monroe county.
    Looks like the last stocking will be Rainbows and Browns, two weeks (May 10th) before we arrive on the 26th.

    Keep the tips/tricks coming.
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    Die if you must, but die on your home turf with your face to the wind, not in some stinking hellhole 2,000 kilometers away, among people you neither know nor care about.

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    Will there be Eels in the creeks then?
    I love broiled Eel with some unagi tare sauce.

    Can y'all recommend a brand of good hip or chest waders?
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    Ragnar Benson:
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    Die if you must, but die on your home turf with your face to the wind, not in some stinking hellhole 2,000 kilometers away, among people you neither know nor care about.

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    i've also used sculpin and caught some really nice browns on the white river.
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    glad to know you like eels Chile.... The pearl river by my house has a plethora of them.. 2ft long mean, slimy, little turds. i wonder what postage on a live eel would be if i sent you some.
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    signed, eeled and delivered!
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    Chile, If the stream is not accessible to the fish stocking truck, it will not be stocked. They only stock trout close to a road. Rainbows will migrate a ways, browns will not go very far. The DNR will not stock rainbows if they are browns present because the "bows" are to aggressive, and leave nothing for the browns. "Bows" are complete idiots and very easy to catch on just about anything. In SE MN., where my home stream is, they only stock "bows" before the catch & kill season starts and only a pail full in a very few places. They know that they will be caught the opening weekend, and will not harm the brookies or the browns. The "bows" up here do not reproduce, the brookies and the browns are all naturally reproduced. None of them are stocked and we have plenty.
    As far as the hip boots & waders go. Buy a cheap pair of waders, they all leak in about 2 years, the $400.00 ones and the $100.00 ones. Some of them leak the first time that I put them on, even the good ones. But I use them 4 - 5 times a week even when I'm down at the Gulf slurping ghost shrimp, so maybe they will last longer under normal use. Hip boots will not do the job, up here anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by j. gravy View Post
    i've also used sculpin and caught some really nice browns on the white river.
    A GREAT trout stream, if you haven't tried it, but it on your bucket list.

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    Never fished the Bushkill but it has a good rep.
    Just get a basic pair of denier over rubber waders. No need to spend a lot of money.
    Carl

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    Disclaimer: This post and/or report is not a substantiation of or reflection on the true accuracy of the present stock assessment methods. It is only an anecdotal report on or comment concerning local observations. Your results may vary.

 

 
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