FAIR OAKS, Pa. (AP) — Ed Schroth sloshed around in the shallow, swift water of Little Sewickley Creek, shuffling his feet to rouse bugs and other critters lurking under slippery rocks and sediment.
He’s started hundreds — possibly even thousands — of mornings the same way over the years.
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