Nothing screams “Road Trip” like warm weather and fall colors. My wife and I have a favorite spot in the fall. When the opportunity presents itself we head south to Mohican State Park. We’ve made the autumn drive four or five times and have never been disappointed. Catch the maples just right and Mohican shines as bright as any other destination.
As for fishing, it is secondary on these trips. Oh, I’ll fish for a few hours, but the setting on the Lower Clear Fork is right out of a magazine or book. Pools that look like glass, and reflect the yellows and reds of the maples dominate the landscape. So, I forgive myself if a hookup is missed.
There's an old saying "A picture is worth a thousand words". I can't describe the day better than using pictures. Enjoy.
Go out and fool a fish!
View upstream from the covered bridge.
Do you think there is enough structure for the largemouth and smallmouth bass?
(Click on image for a larger view.)
(All photos courtesy of Chris Zimmer.)
I did not want to wade into the water.
The dam area always produces.
Mist on the water and a bass on the line.
Just another mirror view.
Water so reflective there's two covered bridges.
I'm just a bit player in this scene.
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