I pretty much went up to get out of the house after physical distancing myself almost all week. I didn't arrive until 2:30. There were five cars at the Paper Mill and so many cars at Rebers Bridge that the entire parking lot was full and overflow was parks on the shoulder of the road near the entrance.
i drove back to Paper Mill and watched three guys with ultra light spin gear throw for half an hour and catch a couple fresh fish. They were very careful unhooking fish and didn't even touch them. They used their forceps and grabbed the treble and shook the fish off. Probably why many small stocked fish have torn lower mandibles.
Went down below the 222 bridge and saw some fish rising. The flow was 415 cfs and my heart just wasn't into getting rigged up and going out so I came home. At least I go out of the house for 2.5 hours. Probably will go back mid week when the initial crush is over.
i drove back to Paper Mill and watched three guys with ultra light spin gear throw for half an hour and catch a couple fresh fish. They were very careful unhooking fish and didn't even touch them. They used their forceps and grabbed the treble and shook the fish off. Probably why many small stocked fish have torn lower mandibles.
Went down below the 222 bridge and saw some fish rising. The flow was 415 cfs and my heart just wasn't into getting rigged up and going out so I came home. At least I go out of the house for 2.5 hours. Probably will go back mid week when the initial crush is over.
