Tag Archives: Triple Divide
The Triple Divide (3)
“The season isn’t open yet, is it?” I explained to the landowner at the Genesee rivertop near Gold, PA that the extended fishing season for his stream lasted till the end of the month. It was okay to fish, but … Continue reading
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Tagged brook trout, Genesee River, Genesee River branches, hydro-fracking, Triple Divide
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The Triple Divide (1)
In an earlier post entitled “Three River Rise” (12/19/11) I gave an introduction to a special hill in north-central Pennsylvania. The hill near Gold, PA is the place where three rivers are born, where three major watersheds share a common … Continue reading
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Tagged Allegheny River, bobcat track, Gold, native trout, PA, politics and place, Triple Divide, winter fishing
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Brookies at the Fracking Zone
I recently spent a couple afternoons looking for brook trout near the Triple Divide. To fish northern Pennsylvania in mid-winter is a rare event for me, but the weather has been warm and sadly bereft of snow. The triple watershed … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-fracking, hydro-fracking, Marcellus Shale, native trout, rail bed, Triple Divide, winter fly-fishing
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