RE: NANFA-L-- trip photos

Irate Mormon (archimedes-in-bayspringstel.net)
Tue, 21 Jun 2005 18:15:18 -0500

When I lived in Ga. I went fly fishing on the Chestatee and Chatooga.
That was before I was into natives. Also did a fair amount of hiking
and camping in that area. Beautiful country - that's where I plan to
retire. Back then it was still possible to hook wild trout, although
the majority of the catch was hatchery bred. I wonder if that is still
possible today?

--
Martin


Stopped-in-the Chestatee, Little Tennessee, and others I need to check 
the map to remember.  Got some really beautiful fish.  Looks like one of


the darters is a redline, another a greenfin perhaps?  not sure about 
the others.  I think the shiner is a yellow fin ..  but still not sure..


  if it is .. I fortunately caught it in GA not NC, like the other fish.


  I'm starting to think that maybe I need to bring a lawyer with me next


time I do this.  ;]




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