by Chad Shmukler - Sunday, Aug 14th, 2011
I spent another few hours out fishing another of northeast Pennsylvania's small freestone streams. Fishing was cut short by a severe thunderstorm that forced a 2 mile hike out in a torrential downpour. With no waterproof storage, the gear is lucky to have survived.
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greencaddis replied on Permalink
I believe I recognize the stream. Lot's of gradient there...
Chad Shmukler replied on Permalink
Lots of gradient indeed. It's pretty much a consistent uphill trek throughout. I mean to get back there in June next year.
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