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Which streams clear first?Moderator: Thomas Steele
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Which streams clear first?
I now everything is high right now but I'm tired of waiting. I'm going fishing somewhere this weekend till Tuesday. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to help out by telling me which streams around Erie and Conneaut usually clear up first. Send a PM if uncomfortable with this info on the message board. Thanks.
As a general rule, the farther east you go, the faster a stream will clear. So when in doubt, head east.
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