“This fish was actually rising about 10 ft. off shore, right on the edge of a drop off. I kicked out and down from where it was rising and cast an olive seal bugger on an intermediate line and to my surprise, that thang sucked it in. The rise forms did not indicate the fish was that size? I guess not unusual for large Browns. Right place, right time and some luck.” (Larry T.)
It is a pattern, a habit of spending April or May catching beautiful trout from Oregon lakes. Then willing accomplices take trophy shots and send them to home/office bound excuse makers. A fish, a smirk, a poke and he is gone til the next time. All very aggravating. Thanks Steve & Lynn.
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