Mark <nanfa_at_jonahsaquarium.com> wrote:At 3:32 PM -0500 2/29/04, wrote:
>On the way back, I stopped at the Chickies Creek near Landisville. The water
>was clear and a bit low so I was hopeful. However hopeful was not with me as
>all I managed was a single Tessellated Darter that more or less caught
>himself. The poor fish saw me and swam right out onto a mudbank!
Hey, that's interesting. You just reminded me of something. We saw
the same thing at Big Darby Saturday. We stepped into the water at
one point to get to a riffle area, and and when we turned around,
there was a good sized rockbass laying up on the bank, live and
kickin'. Must be the way to avoid predators when all the vegetation
is dead from the winter.
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