Drought Hits Home: White County residents fear losing their fishing tradition
White County residents are expressing their deep sorrow over the drying up of Glaze Creek and other water bodies in the area.
They killed off something I’ve used since I was 10 or 12 years old. Don’t mess it around.
Resident Jerry Querry, who lives on a fixed income, is struggling with the loss of his traditional fishing spot, now having to drive 50 miles to find alternative fishing locations.
- Querry's usual fishing spot is only 10 miles away, making the drought's impact even more significant.
- Local business owner Eddie Leonard has seen a 40% decline in live bait sales this year.
Author's summary: Drought affects White County fishing tradition.
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