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06-25-2009
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  Not Ranked : 0 Stream temp question With what looks like the onset of hot weather coming I have a question that some of you may be able to give advice on. If I fish in the early morning hours while stream temps are in the low to mid 60's and I fight and release any fish I catch in a quick manner will the fish still be in danger hours later when the stream temps climb past 70? Typically I cease fishing for trout until the fall on the streams that I know climb up to 70, the exception being unseasonably cool and rainy days.
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