Does anyone Fish the Mad River Or the Clearfork?

[Dr.pepper123]

Im back from college for summer vacation and wanting to Get alot of fishing in this summer and get away from the normal fishin spots try something new . I was just wondering if anyone fishes these streams?

[coonskinner]

no but i have always wanted to...i know in the 70 s it was rated one of the best trout strams in the country...i don't know what its like today...i was invited by a guy a few years ago to fish the mad but never got around to doing it,my mistake...he said it still was good for trout...:D

[Links r Us]

no but i have always wanted to...i know in the 70 s it was rated one of the best trout strams in the country...i don't know what its like today...i was invited by a guy a few years ago to fish the mad but never got around to doing it,my mistake...he said it still was good for trout...:D

Yes, I live in Logan County ... In the 70's the State stocked Rainbows, now in the 2000's the State stocks Browns. I slip a few miles south of home a couple of times in the winter to wade fish soft-water in the spring fed waters & a few times in the dog-days of summer for a 'kool break from Indian lake. I'm usually between Zanesfield Falls on the North & Pimtown road on the South along with some side trips up some of the creeks like Mac-o-chee... There are still some good size rainbows that escape trout clubs & stocked lakes here in Logan County...

BTW ...If I just want to fish for a couple of hours, Valley Hi area upstream toward Zanesfield is where I usually go...

[coonskinner]

it was at one time what they called a blue ribbon(?) trout stream,i remember reading this in outdoor life or one of those big 3 mags...believe it was 1970sish...

[Links r Us]

Anymore the city kids beat it to death, like most known fishin' spots ...gotta luv the great outdoors & luv to take a long walk to score well...