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This thread is a rerun

A freaking Frick maybe that way from drinking from a crick

And this is a Streamah……used in a Stream

Or a creek

Nice lure

Quick water around here

Riffle

Patrick McManus had a discussion about this, I'm in agreement with him.

Ok FL cracker, what did He say ?

Not sure if any yoopers already chimed in, but around my parts it depends if there is trout in it. If there is it’s a creek. If not, or it is to small, probably a crick. If it’s smaller than that, but still big enough for a 110, it’s a trickle!!

Lol

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I posted it................in bold.

THIS THREAD IS CLOSED

The city manager in the small Sandhills town I own a house in refers to a "spring" when I asked about cutting wood in an area that the "creek" runs through. "Spring" he corrected me. The Minnechaduza Creek runs through our town. I take my Grandkids fishing there and they can catch trout along with bass, sunfish, catfish, rock bass, chubs etc. I simply call it the "Minnechaduza" as I'm out of breath by the time I get that out.

Creek

And riffle......or rapids in a big stream or small river.

Creek unless I'm making fun of the KY guys at work. Then is something like .... when I get home I'm a gonna send maw down to the crick to fech me sum water to draw me a bath

Grew up saying crick (of course it’s wrong!).

I'm not taking advice on how to pronounce stuff from the likes of "yous", "nevah".

Creek.