Portions of the stream were channelized in the past, affecting in-stream habitat. This small spring-fed stream is tributary to Knapp Creek. Runoff from barnyards and cropland, and bank erosion are thought to cause water quality and habitat problems, although no water quality or biological data exists. Water quality is considered good, although we have no water quality or stream biology data. Portions of the stream were channelized in the past, resulting in some habitat loss.
Sedimentation is suspected to be a problem in some parts of the stream.
Other barnyards may be causing habitat and water quality problems. Taylor Hollow Creek Taylor Hollow Creek is a small spring-fed stream tributary to Knapp Creek. It is considered to be a Class II trout stream, although it has not been formally classified. Parts of the stream were channelized in the past. Any comments or suggestions, please email the basin watershed expert .