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Thanks Wolfe, the water was very low, which made hanging onto the big ones in the sticks real tuff. When the river is up, there is more room to "stear" or point the fish away from the snags.
Like I've said before and will say again TS, I love the photography and the majestic places you fish, but more than that are the trout from these spots you seem to have the knack for catching.
ugh... i hate these reports... we got nothing like that down this way
Those are beauty fish and scenery shots, i for one am envious... i wanna see more pics and reports!!!
A friend and i are planning a day trip soon to a place like that for some steelies... trying to decide on either heading to NY somewhere, and eastern trib or a Lake E trib- not sure as we've never really fished much outside of our area ... i hope the senery and action is as hot as you have there!!
spanky wrote:ugh... i hate these reports... we got nothing like that down this way
Those are beauty fish and scenery shots, i for one am envious... i wanna see more pics and reports!!!
A friend and i are planning a day trip soon to a place like that for some steelies... trying to decide on either heading to NY somewhere, and eastern trib or a Lake E trib- not sure as we've never really fished much outside of our area ... i hope the senery and action is as hot as you have there!!
If I lived in your area, I would really be temped to fish some of the New York tribs that get real big runs of fall Brown Trout.