YAWN
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- Aug 22, 2007
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Pine is a sweet river all year round.
To be honest, Haven’t been there this year and from what I remember living on the river was that by the time the season actually opened the runs were pretty much done unless the melt came right late.
But you could go middle of summer and find pools they were trapped in and have a great few hours.
Go for a trip on the pine you'll enjoy it.
I always wondered how many Fry/eggs were destroyed by fisherman walking the rivers?
Wouldn't it make sense to close the season until the eggs hatch and give em a chance as opposed to opening just after they finish spawning?
Maybe I got that part wrong? Any opinions on that?
Tip: Ask for permission to pass over private land, up there if you ask 99% of the time no problem; if you don’t the dogs come a chassin!
To be honest, Haven’t been there this year and from what I remember living on the river was that by the time the season actually opened the runs were pretty much done unless the melt came right late.
But you could go middle of summer and find pools they were trapped in and have a great few hours.
Go for a trip on the pine you'll enjoy it.
I always wondered how many Fry/eggs were destroyed by fisherman walking the rivers?
Wouldn't it make sense to close the season until the eggs hatch and give em a chance as opposed to opening just after they finish spawning?
Maybe I got that part wrong? Any opinions on that?
Tip: Ask for permission to pass over private land, up there if you ask 99% of the time no problem; if you don’t the dogs come a chassin!