Very funny, I don't fish in the winter.....lol

I finally hit a nice hatch of Hendricksons on the EB. I landed 3 nice browns 12" to 16" and lost a couple more. I also started summer evenings fishing midges #22, 24s with 6x/7x and I got pretty good with it. Hooking them is hard enough, but landing them is another story.

Yes his site was one of the first I ever logged on. He had great knowledge and experience on the NJ wild trout streams. He got a little crazy with some of the posters, but his site was an original. It's too bad he passed.

Yeah nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded (Yogi Berra approx). I wish, so I could park closer than 3 lots away. They still have a lot of stuff to check out.

That's a great Christmas present for all the SB anglers, thanks

I had just heard this past season that from somebody purple was a color that trout liked.

If you have 1,000 fish per mile increasing the flow doesn't increase the quantity of fish/mile. It does increase the capability of holding more I guess.

The browns jumping out for the caddis were probably small, right? I never really saw any big browns do that.

No you didn't miss anything. It wasn't meant to be specific ally about this thread or any post. Time to move on.

It's a joke FF.................sarcasm

GB I don't care what these posters say about you...........you are one hell of an editor and publisher. Nice issue

He took me out one day on the Pequannock and we fished all his honey holes. He use to stock the conservation stretch by himself. Good Guy

Great story, that's the kind of article you'd find in the 'old' Flyfisherman mags. Now all they have are "how to" and "where to" pieces that I'm getting sick of reading.

What happens to all the fish in the reservoir if it's drawn down to river level. All I know is all you floaters better enjoy the next couple of weeks, after that it's over.

If they do total draw down in mid August, the river will be back in it's natural state..............not very good for the trout