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Old October 20th, 2006, 06:30 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
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Fred Lebow wrote:
Yeah, Good point (your first?), I recall reading a study that suggested
the primary source of PCP polution in MT fresh water was leaking brake
fluid from car rip rap.

Skwala



Can you remember where you read that?
It is not surprising - just more depressing on the night the Mets lost!

Fred
Fred Lebow


Well, it was the early 80's... so it as in print... but I'll do a brief
search to come up with the cites...

 




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