Md. fishing legend Lefty Kreh gets his own trail

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PARKTON, Md. (AP) — A Maryland fisherman whose name is known to anglers around the world is getting some recognition by his home state.

Gov. Martin O’Malley is leading a dedication ceremony Monday in Parkton for a fishing trail named for Cockeysville resident Lefty Kreh (kray). The trail runs for seven miles along the Gunpowder Falls trout stream from Prettyboy Reservoir to Big Falls Road.

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