was usually pretty good and in a couple of hours we ordinarily had a few strikes and perhaps a small bass or two. Another good fishing spot in the Conestoga was just below the hosiery mill at Brownstown. Ecology was an unknown science in my early fishing days, and the mill regularly dumped unused dye

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