So the stockers eat woolly buggers, overwinter, and then still hit on woolly buggers again in the spring. Interesting. Naive fish?
Did you notice any other species becoming active (fish I mean, I've seen plenty of turtles, spring migrants, and heard several Ranid/Hylid species)? I jog the stream trail around the lake 4-5 days a week and have seen a couple of dead sunfish floating by, but not much else. I've already found some good canoe spots I'd like to play around with when the water temp warms up a bit more.
Good pictures Todd -- I don't know if they beat the pics Beth took of some squirrels attempting sexual reproduction on the same stream, but they're certainly a touch more classy.
Gene
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 8:23:51 PM UTC-4, TAEHWAN KIM wrote:
On Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 8:23:51 PM UTC-4, TAEHWAN KIM wrote:
I fished at Accotink Creek this afternoon and surprisingly they are still there.
Tight Lines,
Todd
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