Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 3 May/jun 1986
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Since then we've increased the numbers of 13-inch and larger trout five times.
"Today we have more fishing pressure on the river than we've ever had — and more large trout." The wine and cheese were gone.
Time to fish the last few miles to the take-out.
The rest had done the river and us a world of good. We hadn't floated 100 yards before Joel hooked a scrappy rainbow of about 14 inches. It put on an aerial display for a few minutes before Joel brought it to the net and quickly released it.
We ...switched back to the big Bitch Creek nymphs, and I followed Joel's lead with the largest trout of the float.
It surged out of the eddy behind the rock and headed upstream, stripping line from my reel.
"Hold him out of the brush," Jerry cautioned, moving the boat away from the bank, giving me room to play the fish.
It took almost 10 minutes and a half-dozen Marcoux yells to land the trout. As I removed the fly, I admired its beautiful muted browns and golds and the dime-sized red spots along its side.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 3 May/jun 1986?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since then we've increased the numbers of 13-inch and larger trout five times.
"Today we have more fishing pressure on the river than we've ever had — and more large trout." The wine and cheese were gone.
Time to fish the last few miles to the take-out.
The rest had done the river and us a world of good. We hadn't floated 100 yards before Joel hooked a scrappy rainbow of about 14 inches. It put on an aerial display for a few minutes before Joel brought it to the net and quickly released it.
We ...switched back to the big Bitch Creek nymphs, and I followed Joel's lead with the largest trout of the float.
It surged out of the eddy behind the rock and headed upstream, stripping line from my reel.
"Hold him out of the brush," Jerry cautioned, moving the boat away from the bank, giving me room to play the fish.
It took almost 10 minutes and a half-dozen Marcoux yells to land the trout. As I removed the fly, I admired its beautiful muted browns and golds and the dime-sized red spots along its side.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 17 No 3 May/jun 1986?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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