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2. | Dec 12, 2013

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3. | Nov 15, 2013

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4. | Nov 12, 2013

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5. | Nov 3, 2013

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8. | Sep 2, 2013

Hey, Adam, don't you think the freshwater alergns of SJ would be better served by the State eliminating the trout stocking and focusing instead on enhancing the habitat and numbers of those species more natural to the region, like bass, crappie, and pickeral? Trout (and trout stamps) don't fit in slow-moving, warmer blackwater, except that the State can make a few extra bucks by convincing spring and fall Saturday alergns that they're really fishing with fly-rods and nymphs in the fast moving streamwaters of upstate New York.