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<\/a><\/p>\nBrian was fishing \u00a0below gray eagle in the large deep pool above the cathedral,\u00a0 He used\u00a0 an especially long fluorocarbon leader with a prince nymph with pt dropper.\u00a0 He was letting the drifts go especially far downstream to try to maximize his time near the bottom of the water column.\u00a0 This fish hit the prince, about a size 12.\u00a0 It was probably 4 in the afternoon, and it was very, very hot \u00a0Other than the brown, he caught a mixed bag of rainbows \u00a09\u201d-14″ rainbows.\u00a0 They \u00a0were hitting the usual list of nymphs (hares ear, birds nest, pt, all around #16 or #18).<\/p>\n
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I want to thank Brian for sharing his success.\u00a0 We are a very small club and with less than two rods on the river a day, there is no benefit in not helping others catch fish.\u00a0 There are no secret spots, flies or techniques that we would need to keep to ourselves.\u00a0\u00a0 There are fish up and down the river.\u00a0 That said, it can be difficult at times knowing how to get them to take your fly.\u00a0 That is why, I ask you all to share your success stories so that we all can enjoy the pleasure of hooking that special fish.<\/p>\n
Tight Lines<\/p>\n
Tom Bartos<\/p>\n
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