Also interested in any intel, here. It's one of the only spring-fed limestoners in the park, so it makes sense. I have read in Harry Moore's book, Trout Fishing in Shenandoah National Park, that the population does exist albeit few and far between. Might be worth a weekend jaunt.
I've seen some info online saying Pass Run in SNP holds wild bows, but have also seen that it's not a great fishery. Have any of you fished it before?I'm trying to find places in SNP that might hold wild bows (I don't care about the SNP streams like hughes, rose, etc. that have stocked bows in the lower sections). Any ideas?
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