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fall tailwater brown, caught on beetle |
The first stream I ever fly fished had predominately Brown and Rainbow trout in it. The Rainbows were stocked. The Browns were also stocked yearly but they were more likely to survive or "hold over" and some even reproduced. That is what I fished for: wild trout. They were the prized catch. Some actually grew very large considering the size of the stream and that it was Eastern acidic water, and somewhat nutrient poor. Landing a few good sized Browns made my season.
Most of the Western rivers I now fish are dominated by Rainbows but it is always nice to land a few good Browns. They still make my season. They are special.
All of the fish below were spotted and caught on the surface with small stuff except two... they were enticed by a hopper.
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tailwater brown, caught on pmd |
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spring creek brown, caught on hopper |
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tailwater side channel brown |
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oldman river brown, caught by joe f. |
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oldman river brown, caught by author |
Robert, Impressive browns! Really enjoy browsing your site. Looking forward to following your 2013 adventures along the stream. Keep up the good work.
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Nate
DeleteThanks for comments on brown trout post. I read your recent winter outing and took in all the photos. Great looking trout and you caught many; had a good day. Like the coffee cup shot, bird foot print in snow and of course all the neat trout shots. Driftless trout are beautiful. Will keep an eye on your blog.
Again, thanks for comments.
Hey Bob! Finally found you on the net! Shoot me an email. spaam dot iphone at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLen M.
Hi Len:
Deleteit has been a long time. I tried getting back to you at address you left: it didn't work. send me a good address. hope all is good.
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