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| Rob and John |
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| Jennings Run flowing to the right and downstream. Image taken from the property of the "Hungry Trout" resort and restaurant. |
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| One of my favorite sub-surface flies is the Wonder Bug. Basically a peacock herl woolly worm over 10 wraps of lead, with 2 turkey biots for a tail and hackle clipped short (usually shorter than seen here). |
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| When the water was at its highest, most of our fish were caught within about 1-3 feet of the bank,. Casting upstream with nymph or "hopper-dropper" arrangement was the most productive. |
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| Looking upstream from bridge. Jenning's Run |
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| Releasing a decent fish |
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| Jim |
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| Paul contemplating |
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| Picking something big and flashy |
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| John |
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| Rob drifting a hopper-dropper combination. The "hopper" we found most useful was a rubber legged stimulator. |
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| One of the very few rainbows I caught. |
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| Flume Pool |
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| Moi. Photo by Jim |
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| Some pretty rugged wading |
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| Me again. Photo by Jim |
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| In the middle of the river, Rob is keeping his line off the water |
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| The browns got bigger in the evening. |
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| I don't think any of us caught anything in this nice run. |
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2 comments:
Nice photos. Looks like a great trip!
Thanks, Steve. Glad you are following along. I've got four more posts to go... mostly written and nearly complete... but took the day off today for a day trip to Vermont with my wife to see her daughter's brand new cute as the dickens 7.5# baby boy (July 3 birthday).
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