Re: [VFB] Stream conditions

[Eddie D]

The storm hit us bad too, in columbia.  College closed down classes until 
monday so I made a bee line for home, figuring I'd get some good food and 
have mommy do some laundry for me.  We lost a couple of brances.  Nieghbors 
had a tree uprooted that fell across our fence and broke it.  Other 
nieghbors had a big branch fall through the attic.  The river behind my 
house has been the highest I have ever seen it, except for when Hurricane 
Floyd came by.  Other than that no real damages.  Hope the trout streams up 
in college didnt get hit too hard.  Wait...i mean uhh...the library, where I 
spend all my time....



-Eddie Dillon
Tidewater Fly Co.




From: Junaid Hassan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [VFB] Stream conditions
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 03:43:34 -0700 (PDT)
Hurricane Isabel has given us MD'ers some mad amount of rain and thus it is 
IMPOSSIBLE to fish teh streams. The Patuxent is so high the stream is 
almost four feet up on the bank. Considering that Baltimore streets are 
flooded (don't know how it happened, considering how hilly some of B'more 
is), it figures the streams are in a really bad condition. I just hope the 
very fast waters won't wash out all the fish or cause too much damage. 
Thankfully, the fast water should clean out most of the silt and thus help 
the fish in spawning. A LOT of blowdowns lie along the streams and the 
branches that were torn off due to the high winds have made huge piles of 
cover for fish so the fishing might just get even more tricky and exciting. 
Lets all hope for the very best from this freakish high water.....

SJHassan, from MD.

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