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it has been pretty slow for me in the past month, wondering if it is becasue of the water I hit.
Spent about four hours in Buskkill (Easton) C.R section ( right below the dam and 1.5 miles downstream) with very limited activities. Hooked one and land nothing.
You could be hitting too many different streams and not getting intimately familiar with the waters? It's easier when you are well established and know a stream well.
Good point. Now If only I could figure out the thin line between "getting familiar" and "getting stuck" with a stream. :)
Yes, this is very true! I am pretty sure I remember FFChineseman stating he was pretty new in another thread, so my suggestion is particularly pointed toward beginners. But by all means, expand your boundaries . . . . under favorable conditions. I would think one would want to give a new stream a fair shot and fish it during favorable conditions. "Grind" the local streams that you know you are going to continue fishing.
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