--Bruce Stallsmith
(actually in Dauphin Island, who's counting...)
>In the mountains of WV one of the first sure signs of spring was the creek
>chubs taking advantage of high water to come up stream in creeks that
>normally didn't support any fish at all to spawn. You almost never got to
>see
>the adults as they moved in the tiny creeks at night. but in few days
>millions of tiny fry would be seen crowding their way down the stream
>before
>it dried for the summer. I over turned rocks and found creek chubs 12" long
>hiding in a creek with almost no water at all.
>
>Moon
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