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Dangerfield #10928367 06/19/15 06:06 PM
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Anyone fished danderfield state park? If so how is and any place to wade fish.


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Re: Dangerfield [Re: Dtheg] #10932681 06/22/15 03:12 PM
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I would take a jon boat or yak, or rent one. The shoreline has a lot of overhead trees....and water is boggy. Float tubes are enjoyable there.

It is where I cut my teeth on the fly rod as a kid. Great Pickerel lake come fall and winter.


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