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| POLLS North Eastern Fly Fishing - VOTING BOOTH! |
| View Poll Results: Do you continue to C&R when the water temperature goes over 68-70 deg ? | |||
| Sure, ... why not, someone else'll just fish in my place |    | 4 | 7.27% |
| I'll move to heavier tippets to not prolong the fight |    | 2 | 3.64% |
I'll go Bass fishing  |    | 26 | 47.27% |
| If the water's too warm for the trout, ... it's too hot for me, ... I pack it in. |    | 23 | 41.82% |
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06-30-2005
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 When the water is (too) warm ... On a trout stream, when the water is warm, ... say up over 65 in the morning and over 70 by 10h00, ... would you keep fishing for C&R ?? Photo: Jaydub  http://www.njflyfishing.com/photopos...php?photo=2506 The stress (imho) on trout and salmon in warm temperatures is pretty tough. The added stress of a fight and release seems to kill them quite often.  I prefer to not fish for C&R or simply pack it in and have a nap.
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