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October 13th, 2008, 04:42 AM
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Graham County
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message ... When the going gets weird, the weird go fishing. I've got half a mind, (stop right there 40 ;-), to haul ass out of here and do some late season trout fishing. I'm talkin' about the mountain streams of North Cackalacky. Anybody have info on whether the Graham County trout streams are sufficiently drought-recovered to allow guilt-free fishing ? -- Ken Fortenberry Do not know about NC, but trying to leave tomorrow for a couple days on Hat Creek, Big Lake, Fall River in the Burney area. Trying to get in one last trip before winter. Except is supposed to be down to 33 at night and 71 during the day. Was 16 on Friday night in Burney according to Vaughn's Fly shop. 
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