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2:08 am
I just moved from southern VA and am trying to figure out where I can go. I learned my lessons the hard way about how detrimental "advertising" lakes, rivers, and certain spots can be to a fishery, especially for the meat hunters out there who don't respect or understand just how fragile a musky fishery can be. Consequently, I'm not looking for someone to gift wrap information for me.
I've done some reading up on a number of areas to try, but the Lehigh River has been mentioned on this board so I don't feel as guilty about bringing it up, plus it's closest for me. I guess all I'm asking is if the population density is enough to warrant the time on the water. I can put in the time to learn the spots, so again I'm not trying to steal info, just seeing if there is a "fishable" population.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Jesse
3:43 am
March 20, 2004
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Definitely a fishable population.
Not the best water for a boat, especially if you do not have a jet. But it has some real nice fish.
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