Tulpehocken Creek, Berks CO, 12/29/10

[jkilroy]

Sorry for the late response,
Steve I saw a bald eagle one day last year before we fished together. Saw it right where we fished. I think it was the same bird, so cool. I'll email mail you soon to fish the upper Tully, that is when it's a lil warmer.

John

 

[pcray1231]

I saw a Bald Eagle last year near Gring's Mill. I wasn't fishing, I was at our company's softball practice, but it came over low. I pointed it out and watched, nobody else cared much. Some people are strange. Or maybe its me. 🙂

 

[jdaddy]

salvelinusfontinalis wrote:
The Upper Tully in certain sections is loaded with wild browns and rainbows. Other sections (like Riley Road) have some wild bows but no wild browns.

This past summer Pennsy Supply had a restoration scheduled to divert the stream bed away from sinkholes the size of football fields. These sinkholes robbed the stream of a tremendous amount of flow. At the very least, it would add more consistent flow year round to the stream.

We are all hoping this will allow more reproduction in downstream areas of the stream. Lets hope. I dont know if the project ever got started. Time to check in.

Sal, did you find out the status of the sink hole project?