zenherper
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Today I decided to visit a little stream I haven't been to since last summer. In my experience, I found this to be a difficult stream to do well on. That is, it doesn't usually give up a large number of fish, even though it has a ton. I tend to spook 10 times more than I catch, but I can usually manage to catch a handful of brookies. I had heard that there were a few stray brown in there, but I had never caught one. What I experienced today really surprised me. In a stretch of about 200 yards on this small stream, I caught brookies, a brown, and a bunch of wild bows. In fact, on three consecutive fish. I caught a brown, brookie, and a bow, within about 5 minutes. Some of you will recognize the stream from the picture. Have any of you ever experienced such a diversity in such a small stretch of stream? This is not a stocked stream.