Thursday, May 24, 2012
A few pics from my fishing vacation last week
I'm too busy to write much, but we caught a number of nice wild browns. The two biggest fish didn't get photographed due to a lack of hands. I was by myself, dealing with the fish, an under-sized net, the rod and reel, and I didn't want to drop the camera in the river or kill the fish by keeping it out of the water too long.
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Nice trout, but who's the old guy in that last picture?
I think you meant old and fat!
No, just old. Looks like you caught quite a few trout - all wild or are some of those streams stocked?
We fished one stocked stream, in a fly-fishing area only, but that was the only day we got shut out. Every single fish we landed on this trip was a wild brown trout.
Let me guess - that’s your Dad! Am I right, Damon? Hehe. Anyway, to effectively catch a brown trout, use the fly-fishing method. Just like hunting a deer, you should also avoid the wind on this method. Wind can be a fishermen’s big hindrance to catch a trout. However, to avoid the wind, try to fish early in the morning or in the evening when it’s less windy.
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