As a most well chastised source of info on two small rivers I gotta say that if you're considering a post on your success on any river you take a moment to consider the river and fishery. There are rivers small and large that are all essentially hatchery fish fed and are heavily fished by tons of people. River size is not the single determining factor but fish and current fisher density is. If the fish and the crowd are already there then post away. There's a bunch of new fishers out there wanting to learn and this is the best directions we can give them. Teach someone to catch fish...well you all know the rest. But there are still a number of small streams and creeks that deserve reverent silence. I have many of my own that are not at all known. These should be protected for as long as possible....and I intend too. So try to use your best judgement before postin. What do you see now and what do you want to see down the road with the realization that somethings aren't going to change.
Peace to all

Gooose