The Rocky River has been named one of the 150 best fishing areas in America by the National Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (NFCC). It is almost 20 years since the river ended its back-to-back run in 1999.

The population is distributed across the city, with 24.2% 65 or older and a family's median income of $94,361. The poverty line is below the poverty line in all Ohio cities, including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland Heights, Dayton, Akron, Toledo, St. Clair County and Akron-Cleveland. According to the US Census Bureau, median income per household in each of these cities was $71,636 in 2014, up from $60,821 in 2010.

The racial composition of the city is 95.5% white, with an average age of 35 years and a family income of $94,361, up from 94.2% in 2010. It is also the second largest city in the state with the highest proportion of African Americans, at 9.4%.

Rocky River has won big victories, and good schools make the River a smart purchase, with a graduation rate of 88.5%, the highest of any city in the state.

The location is in a hot neighborhood with a number of restaurants, bars and upscale hotels. Instead of rallying around the million dollar mansions, one should pause and watch the sunset over the lake, go up the stairs and up the stairs to watch the sunset over the lakes.

Before you walk out the door, you should of course read the latest Rocky River fisheries report from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) ODNR website.

Mike Durkalec of DNR Ohio has released the Cleveland Metroparks Fisheries Report, which is a great guide to the state's rivers, streams, lakes and waterfront fishing. The Rocky River is home to some of Ohio's most idyllic fishing communities, which Field Stream ranks as the second most productive river for steelheads in the country, behind only the Great Lakes. I really don't care if they go to Lake Erie or the Rocky River this fall, they return to that river every year in the fall. This may not be the most "idyllic" setting for a steel-head fishery, but it is certainly one of the most beautiful.

When the Rocky River flowmeter is 300 cm and falls, the conditions for fishing are ideal. It's time to grab a fishing rod, get the job done and head out for a day or two of fishing in the Feldbach stream.

The typical arrangement of five reels and rods for a steelhead angler consists of two rods, two reels, one hook and one reel, and two baits. Bait that mimics most bait fish is all you really need to get started.

The Lake Metroparks Greenway Corridor runs for 5 miles through Painesville, Painville Township and Concord Township. Most of the way follows the deserted corridor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through a mostly rural landscape, in places heavily forested, with a few small villages along the way. These include Great Lakes State Park and the Ohio State University campus, as well as a number of local parks and recreation areas.

The entire northern border of the city is bordered by Lake Erie, while the southern border is marked by Fairview Park. The western boundaries of the Rocky River are bounded by the Ohio River and its tributaries, the Great Lakes and the Cleveland River.

Most of the eastern border of the Rocky River follows the river of the same name, which flows through the city of Cleveland, Ohio, into Lake Erie, the Great Lakes and the Cleveland River. The river forms the boundary between Cleveland and Hopkins County, as well as the eastern and western boundaries of Fairview Park.

Most of the Rocky River is in Ohio's 9th Congressional District, represented by Democratic Representative Marcy Kaptur. The Portage Hike & Bike Trail stretches for two miles from Abbeyville Road to Lester Road in York Township, and the Olde Muskingum Trail runs parallel to the Tuscarawas River and Ohio - Erie Canalway. There is a 1.5-mile stretch of the Lake Erie Trail in Ohio's 16th congressional district, which represents Republican Rep. Anthony Gonzalez.

The headwaters of the larger western arm are located in Medina, where the northern and southern arms merge into the western arm. The eastern arm is located about 1.5 km north of Medina and about 2 km south of Lake Erie. Due to its proximity to the Ohio - Erie Canalway and the city of Cleveland, the valley offers recreational activities that would be difficult in other parts of the city. Locals go gaga for outdoor activities like fishing and boating, and it's one of Ohio's most popular tourist attractions.

I mentioned yoga and paddle boards, but I forgot the river water was boiling, so I'll forget that.