Penn's questions

On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 10:08:02 GMT, "Roger Ohlund"
wrote:


"Peter Charles" wrote in message
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On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 17:42:31 +0100, "Roger Ohlund"
wrote:


(BTW, what's the price of a Loop Adapted set of heads for the 12'4"
8/9 Blue? I might go for a set.)


Peter

Well, Peter,

I'll find out, only problem is that the dollar is more or less dropping like
the notorious Frank Reid into water ;-) compared to the Swedish crown. So
I'm not all that sure it is the deal it would've been say ten months ago. On
the other hand I have REALLY good prices at the local fly shop AND they sell
Loop.

/Roger


The US dollar may be dropping, but not the Canadian one. ))))

Peter

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Willi was present for the worst year for heavy rain in nearly 20 years.

True, that was exceptional. Not sure of the dates of the Clave that
year, but it rained 5.92 inches in May and 9.0 (!) inches in June.

May is NOT, I repeat, NOT a typically raining month in PA(April often is, though).

According to the data published daily in the CDT (local paper) by
AccuWeather, the 30-year average rainfall for the month of May is 3.70
inches.

Average for April, 3.16 inches. June, 4.28 inches.

Large standard deviations, of course.

As long as I'm looking stuff up, average high temps for the second
half of May rise from 69 to 73, F; average overnight lows, 48 to 53.

All those numbers are for State College, about 30 miles WSW of Coburn.
In this kind of mountainous terrain, both rainfall and temps can vary
a lot over relatively short distances.

vince

Tom Littleton wrote:
Willi writes:

I MIGHT be wrong, but I believe that May
is a rainy time of year. The year I went, it literally rained every day


Willi was present for the worst year for heavy rain in nearly 20 years. May is
NOT, I repeat, NOT a typically raining month in PA(April often is, though). I
can remember several seasons with NO significant rain in May.
Tom


I know I got a distorted perspective when I was there, but according to
the weather station at State College, May is the wettest month of the year.

http://www.worldclimate.com/cgi-bin/...7+2200+368449C

Willi

Tom Littleton wrote:


Brown Trout and Inner Peace.

well said.

wally

On 10 Jan 2004 13:11:46 GMT, (Tom Littleton) wrote:

Brown Trout and Inner Peace.

How far in advance do you need to reserve a camp site around clave
central? If I come I'll be bringing a small trailer. Thanks.
--
Charlie...

"Charlie Choc" wrote
How far in advance do you need to reserve a camp site around clave
central? If I come I'll be bringing a small trailer. Thanks.
--
Charlie...
IJ asks--small trailer?? hell Charlie havn't you named the terminator
mobile yet ? [ guys he carries two extra 20 gal cans of water- two extra 20
gal cans of gas---steps to a second floor bed - and calls it small ] If you
can get a couple of them yanks to help you put up the poles and cloth
covers you will need two camp sites.
Hope you can make it-- they spend lots of time fishing from the shore in the
evenings so even old men can join the fun.

"Roger Ohlund" wrote in message
...

...how do you feel about evening church services?

The church I require most is a moment to myself in a lush river valley
with
crystal clear water, crowded with trophy trout during a major hatch ;-)

/Roger



....and you are correct!

Danl

On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 14:48:16 GMT, "Joe McIntosh"
wrote:

IJ asks--small trailer?? hell Charlie havn't you named the terminator
mobile yet ?

Maybe I should call it Arnold.

Hope you can make it-- they spend lots of time fishing from the shore in the
evenings so even old men can join the fun.

I hope so too. I'm planning on camping in the Keys with my family the
week before, so it depends on a combination of Penns weather and on
how much I feel like driving another 800 miles north. g
--
Charlie...

i think you would enjoy penns. it's definitely different than the
strenuous pocket water hikes in the nc mountains and the wide-open
vistas of the west. easy access and big fish. if the weather
cooperates, the hatch alone is worth experiencing. standing in a run
watching huge browns rise and leap for the bugs is unforgettable. pretty
country. the amish make it an even more unique visit... if you need to
set up camp, and can't find another spot, there is probably yard space
at the swedish indian carolina cabin...

jeff

Charlie Choc wrote:
On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 14:48:16 GMT, "Joe McIntosh"
wrote:


IJ asks--small trailer?? hell Charlie havn't you named the terminator
mobile yet ?


Maybe I should call it Arnold.


Hope you can make it-- they spend lots of time fishing from the shore in the
evenings so even old men can join the fun.


I hope so too. I'm planning on camping in the Keys with my family the
week before, so it depends on a combination of Penns weather and on
how much I feel like driving another 800 miles north. g

Charlie asks:
How far in advance do you need to reserve a camp site around clave
central? If I come I'll be bringing a small trailer. Thanks.

for that, Charlie, you should basically be able to drive into the campground
and check in. Reservations would please the owners no doubt, but space
shouldn't be a problem that early in their season.
Tom