A Small Stream....Sunday

Sunday afternoon I had the good fortune of finally meeting and fishing with Apache Trout. We met at a stream he has fished once I believe and I have never fished it. The stream holds both wild brookies and browns.

I was impressed with the beauty of the stream, clear, crisp, well shaded and its waters were cool with a stream temp of 60 degrees.

I started fishing dries, Bombers, Wullfs, and a small BH nymph.

AT, fished dries and did very well. I was helped along this stream by AT, he put me in some prime fishing water.

Enjoy our trip.


The stream,


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One of the beautiful wild browns that inhabit this wonderful stream in Connecticut.



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AT, trying to coax salmo trutta into eating a Mountain Caddis.



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Another work of natural art.



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AT, thanks for the introduction. First to you and to the stream and its treasure.



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I got home a little late so, A Martin Rosol natural casing frank, grilled peppers and eggplant, onions, and baked beans.



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Brk Trt

Very inviting--that first pic is pure serenity. Even better when such a stream holds those cooperative little brownies. Thanks!

cool. i always call browns with red spots like that "brookie browns"...

Great fishing with you my friend. A.T.

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Another work of natural art.

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It is indeed, and not only trout, but also the forest and the stream. They are so beautiful.