This is an awesome update, Andrew. Thank you for sharing. I've learned a ton from your analysis and reading reports like this.
It makes me think of an article I read a few months ago from northeast Ohio, where I grew up. There are just a few small native brook trout streams in all of Ohio, which are protected essentially under secrecy. Fishing for them is illegal and the state DNR is just trying to keep them from extinction as they are wholly unique from other states brookies. Even with the declines, MD is lucky to have streams with fish that can handle angling pressure. For the state, that could be something they could use as marketing to anglers. Especially if they can protect and build the population. http://ediblecleveland.com/stories/summer-2019/saving-the-brook-trout
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