Wow only Shawn could make 1 post and have it start a 2 page flaming. For the record, as Doc said earlier, Muir did have at least a partial winterkill this year. From the little dock they have there you could see at least 3 fish, 2 of which were well over 20 inches, dead this spring.
Second, depending on what reason people have for fishing and how hard they're willing to work to get to fish, Sauer and Chickakoo could be far better options than Muir. I know where Shawn's fishing at Muir. It takes a bit of bushwacking to get to and once you're there, you're standing in mud that probably is deeper than you are tall. If you take a step without paying attention to where you're putting your feet, you're in the lake. Alot of people aren't willing to put up with that to catch fish. Also, the catch limits make for alot bigger fish at Muir but they are also alot fewer in number than at either of the other two lakes.
I never understood why some fly fishermen turned into elitists. I couldn't figure out what attracted that sort of person to the sport. Now, after being labelled as a "fly fishing hipster" simply because I happen to fly fish at a certain lake, I'm starting to understand why. You check my trunk, I have 3 spinning rods and 2 fly rods. Guess the fact that I use a fly rod at Muir makes me an elitist, snooty, fly fishing hipster...
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