Lower Lamington

[FASTEDDIE29]

Great river! Beautiful scenic and crystal clear! More than half of it is off limits due to clubs and preserves and no trespassing signs! You see those no trespassing signs in your travels? That's where the fish are, haha!

[thmyorke1]

Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29

Great river! Beautiful scenic and crystal clear! More than half of it is off limits due to clubs and preserves and no trespassing signs! You see those no trespassing signs in your travels? That's where the fish are, haha!

I actually didn't see any, but last time when I checked out the black River and tried going downstream, south of the state park, there were only a few places that werent private. Just gotta drive and find a roadside dirt flat that doesn't have signs.

[AndyS]

Fiddler's Elbow just did a bunch of stream restoration work and now offers fly fishing AND GALF !! They stocked a buncha browns in there too
Got a nice brown last time I was up there at the bend behind the green not far from the bridge at Rattlesnake Road.

[thmyorke1]

Originally Posted by AndyS

Fiddler's Elbow just did a bunch of stream restoration work and now offers fly fishing AND GALF !! They stocked a buncha browns in there too
Got a nice brown last time I was up there at the bend behind the green not far from the bridge at Rattlesnake Road.

Sweet- didnt know about their stocking. I checked their site and they only really mention that they stocked after a restoration project. I heard from some other sources that they even got trout to reproduce in there :O

What did it take to make that section "restored" for trout? That's something they skimmed over.