The swing of the samurai and other moments captured in pixels.
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| I drifted into this spot to fish the riffles downstream. As i got out of the boat I looked over the grass and saw the corner pocket. A stealthy shot into the hole gave up the healthy brown pictured below. We hooked fish in some really cool holding spots. |
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| Streamside pineapple brats and home brews for lunch. so good. |
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| Nate's samurai recipe was the fly of the trip. |
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| Streamside burritos. Yum. |
Nice waters and lovely browns. What else is needed for a lovely outing?
ReplyDeleteHave fun fly fishing,
M.O.
some bigger water and some real nice fish! I tied up one of your "samuri's" and i love it! I havent hooked into anything real nice on it yet, but it's got killer action.
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ReplyDeleteAbsolute perfect looking place to camp, float, and land some quality browns. Was that a wooly bugger in the mouth of one of those browns. That stream looked like it would yeild some rainbow and brook trout along with the browns. Thanks for sharing a great looking trip.
A quality float trip enhanced with good foods. Envious
ReplyDeleteLooks like you guys had a great trip. If you don't mind me asking, what stream did you float? I am in the process of building a wooden drift boat and have been looking into streams big enough to drift. Great report!
ReplyDelete@Blake F. - keep swinging the samuri and you'll hook into something big!
ReplyDelete@Bill - That was a wooly bugger with a mullet ;-)
@Brian - what's your email so I can give you my thought about floating this water.
John, thanks for the reply. My email is trailtheoutdoors@gmail.com . Just watched the video as well and it looks like you guys had a great time and caught some nice fish as well.
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