11-07-2011, 03:31 PM
[quote jeremypeace]Chesterfield is basicly the start of the portneuf.. there is at the very most a 20 yard secrion of chesterfield that looks like a river!! Just had to clear that up.. and there use to be perch in there as well.. i remember in the 90's catching perch.. the f&g also experimented with lmb but none survived.. there stocking repirt only shows some of what they do....[/quote]
Well yes and no. Chesterfield, technically is definitely not the beginning of the Port. The Portneuf river is joined by Jeff Cabin Creek, Russ , Spring, Rocky Canyon, and probably a few others small tribs before entering the very North end of Chesterfield Reservoir on the Indian Reservation. If you look at a topo map you can see the Porteuf River North of Chesterfield resevoir flowing thru the Portneuf valley and eventually into the reservoir(this area is all reservation land). But yeah, I'm not sure if the flows are every that high to really call it much of a river on the reservation???
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Well yes and no. Chesterfield, technically is definitely not the beginning of the Port. The Portneuf river is joined by Jeff Cabin Creek, Russ , Spring, Rocky Canyon, and probably a few others small tribs before entering the very North end of Chesterfield Reservoir on the Indian Reservation. If you look at a topo map you can see the Porteuf River North of Chesterfield resevoir flowing thru the Portneuf valley and eventually into the reservoir(this area is all reservation land). But yeah, I'm not sure if the flows are every that high to really call it much of a river on the reservation???
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