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StreamsAverage Width in Feet

Species Trout in Stream

Öolenoy 16 BrownReedy Cove 8 Brook, RainbowCane 10 Brook, Rainbow

Greenville CountySouth Saluda 50 Brook, Brown, RainbowMiddle Saluda 40 Brook, Brown, RainbowNorth Saluda 30 Brown, RainbowMatthews 16 RainbowOil Camp 10 RainbowGap Creek 18 RainbowVaughns Creek 12 Brook, RainbowSouth Pacolet 10 Brook, Brown

Some streams managed by SCDNR could not be listed because of limited space.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AS A SPORTSMAN Because the SCDNR considers the state’s trout waters a highly sensitive

resource, South Carolina’s trout fishery warrants special consideration, not only by the Department’s natural resource managers but also by you as an individual conservationist and trout fisherman. Do your part by following the principles of respect which remind sportsmen to preserve their sport and the resource by following ethical rules of conduct in the field. As a trout fisherman, remember to:

1. Respect the law. Obey all fishing regulations and report violations.2. Respect the resource. Keep only those fish that are injured or those

you intend to eat. 3. Practice catch and release fishing! 4. Respect the rights of landowners. Get permission to fish on their

property first. 5. Respect other anglers’ territory. Treat them the way you would like to

be treated.