Brookies And Browns

Did not work today due to rain so I headed up to the mountains to fish a Wild Trout Stream instead, unfortunatly it did not rain up there but the water was still a cool 63 and the flow was not bad, but I did drive by some water that is in need of rain.
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This is the biggest fish i have ever taken out of this stream

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Fishing a mountain stream is certainly preferable to working!! - Nice photos

Regards

Mostyn

To me there is nothing better than a big brown on a small stream. Even if if I do not catch it. Just seeing it gets by blood pumping. Last year I had on the biggest brown I have ever seen in my home water. I got a really good look at him and he at me. The stream was about as wide as a two track. I put him at about 26 inches. I was spinner fishing that particular day and he ended up straightening two of the three hooks on a panter martin spinner. :o

Always nice when you can escape from work for some quality fishing !!!! :thumbup:

Nice report and pics.
It's really nice to fish in cool mountain streams while others are working in artificially chilled offices in hot cities :)

Satoshi

I just love the spots on that brownie . Great pics and knowing you have escaped from work makes the fishing sweeter