grafton park

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jkbugger
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2009/06/11 20:19:21 (permalink)

grafton park

I was looking for a nice canoe area and grafton looks interesting, looking to do a little fly fishing it looks like one of the ponds has brookies.
 
Just curious what you guys think of grafton, otherwise its either thompsons or otsego.

"Give a man a fish, and he can eat for a day. But teach a man how to fish, and he'll be dead of mercury poisoning inside of three years."
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    New York Yank
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    RE: grafton park 2009/06/12 05:33:59 (permalink)
    I've never caught a brookie in in any of Grafton Lakes or ponds.  My guess is the invasive bass crowded them out long ago.. There are browns in some and I believe Rainbows were stocked there before also.  Pretty place, but the fish run small. 
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    Hunter25
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    RE: grafton park 2009/06/12 07:19:37 (permalink)
    I have never caught any brookies but it is a beautiful place to fish for browns and rainbows. Stick to the edge of the drop offs if you are trolling a fly.
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