Jimmy: No, we have state parks and then we have state lakes.. There are several throughout the state. I fish the one in Clay County. It consist of three lakes of about 10 acres each..My Daughter and Step brother work at Cheaha State park, and they don't stock trout there, but there are trout in some of those mountain streams which are about 57 degrees (I think) year round cause we caught some when I was a Boy Scout..I think the CCC Conservation corps built the state lakes way back when.. They built Cheaha park too..Used all native stone to build all those buildings..Beautiful place. That's where my daughter got married, atop Mt Cheaha.. I got some GREAT pics off the look out points, Chuck
----- Original Message ----- From: Jimmy D. Moore To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 5:22 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] Trout Pond Opened Here Chuck, are you talking about "state parks"? Mt. Cheaha, Chawalca, etc. ? If so, check with them to see if they stock rainbow trout during December - January. Texas Parks & Wildlife annually stocks several state park lakes benefiting fly fisnermen during these two months. They also stock some small ponds within selected towns. JD Chuck Alexander wrote: Jim: We have "State Lakes" in Alabama, and the nearest one to me is only 7 miles from my house. You can fish there for $2 a day, and $2 to launch a boat if you want too.. But, they keep the banks cleans and mowed etc, and it is great fun practice casting there. I plan to go there tomorrow (Friday as it's 12:48 am here).. BTW, what Latitudes are South Korea on, so I have an idea of the climate??? Thanks, Chuck
