Meadow... are they "Wild"

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2011/05/23 12:43:16 (permalink)

Meadow... are they "Wild"

I caught three Rainbows about 4" long in the upper reaches of Meadow Run last week.  I have NEVER fished a stream that had a population of Rainbow's breeding in the wild, so I ask.... Could these be wild bows, or do they stock fingerlings in Meadow Run ?  I never heard of them stocking fingerlings in Meadow.
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    Nbobich
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:02:01 (permalink)
    I have caught a few bows like that and I thought they were native, but then someone told me that they swim up from the river. I know they stock fingerlings in the river but if your talking about the same area I caught them then I would think that thats a pretty far swim for 4 inch trout, plus the natural body slide seems to always have a good flow to it.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:05:57 (permalink)
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:17:07 (permalink)
    I have always assumed they are figerlings swimming upriver fron the yough. There are some wild rainbows in Beaver Creek which is a trib to Meadow so who knows.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:45:49 (permalink)
    This was up there a good piece flyway. Past Beaver Creek.  If you say that Beaver has some, then that's where they came from.  Not as pretty as a native Brook.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:46:18 (permalink)
    By the way, is Beaver Creek private ?
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 13:48:33 (permalink)
    Nbobich, not to get technical on you, but they won't be "native".  Only a brook will be native.  Browns/Bows could be "wild" though.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 14:05:55 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Puffy

    By the way, is Beaver Creek private ?


    Yes
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 18:18:10 (permalink)
    Yeah I know thought about fixing it but decided to leave it
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/23 19:14:51 (permalink)
    Although there are a few streambred rainbows through the private club property, most of the wild rainbows are below the club on land owned by the bruderhoff "society of Brothers" . Ask and maybe they'll let you fish. They may have drank the koolaid the other day, so dont be suprised if no one answers the door.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/24 07:26:47 (permalink)
    I know in the 70's the land that Hardy bought (Nemacolin), was owned by Rockefeller Corp.  They had a stream that was stocked with breeders for private clients.  I'm thinking that was Beaver Crk.  So I guess Joe Hardy owns it now ?
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/24 08:41:27 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: flyway

    Although there are a few streambred rainbows through the private club property, most of the wild rainbows are below the club on land owned by the bruderhoff "society of Brothers" . Ask and maybe they'll let you fish. They may have drank the koolaid the other day, so dont be suprised if no one answers the door.



    LOL.......they just might have drank the kool-aid..... I would afraid to knock of any of their doors.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/24 10:06:52 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Puffy

    I know in the 70's the land that Hardy bought (Nemacolin), was owned by Rockefeller Corp.  They had a stream that was stocked with breeders for private clients.  I'm thinking that was Beaver Crk.  So I guess Joe Hardy owns it now ?

    Beaver Creek Trout Club. Amyone can fish there, for $$$$$ per day.
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    RE: Meadow... are they "Wild" 2011/05/25 08:15:18 (permalink)
    I checked out their website (BeaverCreek), no thanks.  I'll stick to Meadow Run, where I can fish where and when I want for free, haha.  I also checked out the SpringRidge Club.  Makes you want to gag seeing all those pretty bazillionaires cheesing for a photo op holding a big dumb breeder. 
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