Maryland has some of the besy brookie water south of the Mason-Dixon line. The Savage River watershed contians many protected streams that house big brookies. Because so many of these rivers are found on protected land, the future looks bright for Maryland brookies. However, there are looming challenges. These include a potential coal mining project driven by higher demand and prices paid for coal. Also past mining contineus to impact certian streams through acid mine drainage. Global warming could also eliminate any brookie strems outside of the far western section of the state.
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