Catskills

Lat705 wrote:
Fished there this week end, staying at Roscoe campgrounds. Evacuated the camp
site at 3 AM. Lost my tent and much camping gear. Did manage to get the car
out. Bet Frank Reid can not top this for picking a "wet" camp site.

Posting for the wiff:
Frank Reid's SWMBO says: He better not try to top this!
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Frank Reid
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Fished there this week end, staying at Roscoe campgrounds. Evacuated the camp
site at 3 AM. Lost my tent and much camping gear. Did manage to get the car
out. Bet Frank Reid can not top this for picking a "wet" camp site.

I noticed that you didn't mention loosing your fly tackle. Good man,
save the important stuff. Glad you got out okay and no, I wouldn't even
attempt to match that accomplishment. I am, however, a "weather
junkie." I knew this weekend was gonna be bad so I put off any attempts
at camping and fishing.

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Frank Reid
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"Lat705" wrote in message
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Fished there this week end, staying at Roscoe campgrounds. Evacuated the
camp
site at 3 AM. Lost my tent and much camping gear. Did manage to get the
car
out. Bet Frank Reid can not top this for picking a "wet" camp site.

Lou T

i just find this astonishing. did you not have access to tv or radio
weather reports?
not meant to flame you--just amazes me that you wouldn't consider the
fact that the entire eastern united states was going to be inundated,
beginning thursday, and lasting well into the weekend.

wayno

Fished there this week end, staying at Roscoe campgrounds. Evacuated the camp
site at 3 AM. Lost my tent and much camping gear. Did manage to get the car
out. Bet Frank Reid can not top this for picking a "wet" camp site.

Lou T

Fished there this week end, staying at Roscoe campgrounds. Evacuated the camp
site at 3 AM. Lost my tent and much camping gear. Did manage to get the car
out. Bet Frank Reid can not top this for picking a "wet" camp site.

Lou T

"Bill McDonald" wrote in message:

Just 3 days away from my bi-annual trek to the Beaverkill from
Virginia. I'm hoping the river is going to be back to somewhat normal
levels by friday a.m. Has anyone a stream report for the area?
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Try:
www.delawareriverfishing.com

Real time. All the time.

Checked with twin isalnds campground at roscoe today
and found out its flooded . not opening for the rest of
of the season . Told roads washed out , real devastion
good luck, going to ausable myself. Check out
http:www.catskillflies.com/streams.htm

Bill McDonald wrote:

Just 3 days away from my bi-annual trek to the Beaverkill from
Virginia. I'm hoping the river is going to be back to somewhat normal
levels by friday a.m. Has anyone a stream report for the area?
Camping outside of Cooks Falls, fishing downstream about 3 miles.
Bill in Va.

Bill:

Where in VA are you. I'm in Lynchburg, and used to know a Bill McDonald here
that moved away. Same guy?

Jim Ray
"Bill McDonald" wrote in message
om...
Just 3 days away from my bi-annual trek to the Beaverkill from
Virginia. I'm hoping the river is going to be back to somewhat normal
levels by friday a.m. Has anyone a stream report for the area?
Camping outside of Cooks Falls, fishing downstream about 3 miles.
Bill in Va.