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Great Lakes river fishing
If your interested I'd grab the information pretty quick it may not last long people are already complaining about the post.
Download them and go to photo program and negative them to get the correct colors.
Ken
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Great Lakes region main rivers for fishing
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Posted 22 October 2004 - 11:08 AM
Some one posted some maps of Great lakes region fishing locations. It points out some of the main rivers along with species. Here's the link:
Great Lakes river fishing
If your interested I'd grab the information pretty quick it may not last long people are already complaining about the post.
Download them and go to photo program and negative them to get the correct colors.
Ken
Great Lakes river fishing
If your interested I'd grab the information pretty quick it may not last long people are already complaining about the post.
Download them and go to photo program and negative them to get the correct colors.
Ken
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Posted 22 October 2004 - 12:43 PM
Thanks fly1. This is my first year flyfishing, and I knew about 80% of those rivers in Lower p. Ohio, & Penn. The others might save me a little readding time. 
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Posted 07 November 2004 - 08:23 PM
Ken,
Great maps, especially as a starting point for searching out new waters. In the end though, nothing beats a topo map and walking shoes.
This whole NIMBY issue is avoided here simply because this is an international audience. Could you imagine someone flaming someone for a post here on a river trip on rivers such as The Oaks, PM or Maitland? Will again thanks for this great place that we can hang out.
Art
Great maps, especially as a starting point for searching out new waters. In the end though, nothing beats a topo map and walking shoes.
This whole NIMBY issue is avoided here simply because this is an international audience. Could you imagine someone flaming someone for a post here on a river trip on rivers such as The Oaks, PM or Maitland? Will again thanks for this great place that we can hang out.
Art
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