Seen a "Wild Trout Waters" sign on another thread. I didn't know that these waters were artificial only. So, I have a question. Does the artificial apply to only the "Class A" waters, that are not stocked ?
The other thought I had, was that these Wild designations may be a double-edged sword ? While it seems to offer protection by mandating artificial only and C&R, it also will draw more people to what may otherwise be not very well know streams, via signage, and maps on websites ?
I should also add, we fishermen of meager SW PA waters, don't have to deal with this matter much at all.
The other thought I had, was that these Wild designations may be a double-edged sword ? While it seems to offer protection by mandating artificial only and C&R, it also will draw more people to what may otherwise be not very well know streams, via signage, and maps on websites ?
I should also add, we fishermen of meager SW PA waters, don't have to deal with this matter much at all.
