By Brian Smith | The weather forecast was anything but encouraging.
Rain fell the night before, and an ominous weather system moving north from the Gulf threatened more rain and increasingly powerful winds in western New York. The forecast offered little reassurance for anyone planning to spend the morning aboard a fishing boat on one of North America’s most powerful rivers. But somewhere between the weather reports and the approaching dawn, the rain stopped.
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