Thanks for the reply Gene. I figure that stream is a little smaller than most people like to fish and in 4 or 5 trips I've never caught any big brookies there like you can find in some other park streams. I agree that there are better ones in that area of the park. It's a good one for the somewhat limited amount of time we'll have - so I'd hate to get down there and find out we're fishing behind someone.
As for talking about spots, if it's somewhere that someone else tells me about I will never say a peep online (and probably not in person either). If it's one that I found through my own exploring or from easily found internet info I'll still just speak in general terms. I am a big believer that you can talk about a stream by name without outing how well or not well it fishes. Then if the person still wants to explore on their own, good for them.
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