Maryland published its first, state-wide water quality classification based on “designated uses” in 2010. Of particular interest to us, cold water streams which are “suitable for the growth and propagation of trout” are classified as Class III or III-P. III-P … Read More
Watershed Stream Cty Lat Long Brk Brn Cut Bow Anacostia River NW Br Anacostia River PG 38.964 76.972 Y MO 39.062 77.023 Y Antietam Creek Beaver Creek WA 39.575 77.654 Y Y Little Antietam Creek WA 39.687 77.599 Y Little … Read More
Maryland has surprisingly good wild trout habitat, and does a good job of documenting it. Some of the best habitat is found in the western highlands (Garrett and Allegany Counties) tucked in among Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Virginia (which you … Read More