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Based on species-occurrence records, not local invertebrate surveys.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
A Tremont-side restoration success — browns and rainbows were stripped out and the native specks brought back, reopened in 2015. It's a classic rhododendron-tunnel plunge-pool ladder: six feet wide in places, the canopy closed overhead, every cast a bow-and-arrow flick under a laurel branch. Fish high and stealthy, attractor dry or dry-dropper, and in summer let them rest — this is conservation water first and a fishery second.
Primary species is native Southern Appalachian Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis, southern lineage / SABT). brook_trout now scores as a char comfort-overlay (char welfare ceiling ~20°C — earliest of the salmonids) once `npm run seed:species` is applied; handled conservation-first. Reopened to fishing in 2015 after a ~7-year non-native removal restoration.
EPA ATTAINS assessment unit 'Lynn Camp Prong ' (TN06010201032_0610), 2024 Integrated Report. Aquatic Life use: Fully Supporting. This is a Clean Water Act assessment-unit classification (the US analogue of WFD), not a live reading.
Status is for the Clean Water Act assessment unit covering this reach.
EPA ATTAINS (Clean Water Act) · TN06010201032_0610
A Tremont-side restoration success — browns and rainbows were stripped out and the native specks brought back, reopened in 2015.
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Based on species-occurrence records, not local invertebrate surveys.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
A Tremont-side restoration success — browns and rainbows were stripped out and the native specks brought back, reopened in 2015. It's a classic rhododendron-tunnel plunge-pool ladder: six feet wide in places, the canopy closed overhead, every cast a bow-and-arrow flick under a laurel branch. Fish high and stealthy, attractor dry or dry-dropper, and in summer let them rest — this is conservation water first and a fishery second.
Primary species is native Southern Appalachian Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis, southern lineage / SABT). brook_trout now scores as a char comfort-overlay (char welfare ceiling ~20°C — earliest of the salmonids) once `npm run seed:species` is applied; handled conservation-first. Reopened to fishing in 2015 after a ~7-year non-native removal restoration.
EPA ATTAINS assessment unit 'Lynn Camp Prong ' (TN06010201032_0610), 2024 Integrated Report. Aquatic Life use: Fully Supporting. This is a Clean Water Act assessment-unit classification (the US analogue of WFD), not a live reading.
Status is for the Clean Water Act assessment unit covering this reach.
EPA ATTAINS (Clean Water Act) · TN06010201032_0610
Mayflies
Caddisflies
