The phrase "a wild stream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stream that is untamed, natural, or flowing freely, often in a picturesque or dramatic context.
Example: "The hikers followed the path alongside a wild stream, its waters rushing over the rocks with a fierce energy."
Alternatives: "a raging river" or "a turbulent creek".
In 2007, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission classified both Engle Run and the Noon Branch of Wolf Run as "Class A Wild Trout Waters", defined as "streams which support a population of naturally produced trout of sufficient size and abundance to support a long-term and rewarding sport fishery".
The mind doesn't always need a theme to think, that's when the mind chatters away over what seems an illogical and fairly wild stream of thought.
"Based on that, we are going to try managing the entire Amawalk as a wild trout stream.
Italy's second-largest island is better known for its beaches but in the north-eastern hills, above San Teodoro, the Pitrisconi is a wild, narrow stream ravine with shiny granite pools.
The Crane might not have the romance of a wild salmon stream or the majesty of one of the great rivers of the world, but in a heavily urbanised and industrial area it will be, literally, a lifeline for far more than fish: for plants, insects and birds and small mamals to live in and travel through, and a valuable green space for local people.
The app might take you, for instance, to Patterdale, where Wordsworth wrote of the "wild stream Of Aira", the waterfall known as Aira Force that flows down a hidden ravine.
In the last eight years, Idaho's collaboratives helped the Forest Service design and execute projects that restored big stretches of degraded forest, removed hundreds of old roads, and repaired miles of wild stream banks.
Years of ferocious conflict in the 1980s and 1990s over endangered salmon and trout, old growth forests, wild stream protection, and building roads in roadless areas caused deep psychic scars.
The estate provides a green corridor linking adjacent hiking trails, protects habitat for endangered rattlesnakes and other wildlife, and also contains a six-mile stretch of the Vernooy Kill, one of a handful of undammed, wild streams in the Catskills, Mr. Anderberg said.
Blooms there have severely reduced fish populations and turned wild streams into sludge pits.
