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By: Hornberg (offline)  Tuesday, April 30 2013 @ 02:57 AM EDT (Read 1564 times)  

Spent a couple hours bushwacking through some heavy brush in an attempt to find my way up to the marshy area of a mountain stream that I hoped would contain some nice beaver pools.  After being attacked by both black flies and alder bushes I finally started to get close, the terrain had leveled off and some nice pools started to form.  It was at this one I put together my stuff and rigged up a two nymph rig.  On my 3rd drift I had one!  He was a nice one too, took me right into a pile of roots and got prompty tangled up.  Got him out though.

 

 

 I then moved on upstream fishing similar holes spooking many fishing and catching a few smaller ones.  I then came around a corner and was greeted by this.

 

 

I climbed up over it, tied on a small dry and got ready to have some fun.  Caught about a dozen trout before I had to make my way back home.  Heres some pictures of the rest of my day.

 

 


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By: LeeGoldsmith (offline)  Tuesday, April 30 2013 @ 11:14 AM EDT  

Great story Brad

Next time try making an article out of it and post it in the Fishing Stories Catagory.  By posting your pictures in your album makes it easy to do a story.  Check out the help section to see how to do it.

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By: Dave V (offline)  Tuesday, April 30 2013 @ 03:33 PM EDT  

 Got to love them beaver dams . Nice work . Thumbup



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By: Hornberg (offline)  Tuesday, April 30 2013 @ 04:31 PM EDT  

Quote by: LeeGoldsmith

Great story Brad

Next time try making an article out of it and post it in the Fishing Stories Catagory.  By posting your pictures in your album makes it easy to do a story.  Check out the help section to see how to do it.

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I did look at the story editor but I have the computer skills of a 3 year old, serious!  I'll have to play around with when I get some time. 


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