| Cumberland Valley Wild Brown
 3wt7X  Fish  2016/4/13 19:57
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| I took this 15 inch wild brown on a Size 20 BWO dry. I was fishing up through the run and noticed a subtle rise at the head of a 6 inch riffle at the top of the run. I thought it was a smaller fishing, even on the initial take, but the rod told me otherwise. |
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| Red Spot
3wt7X Fish 2016/4/13 19:53
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| I thought this was pretty amazing looking. I love the vibrant red spot on the adipose fin. I got him on a size 20 BWO parachute after a long drift. |
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| Rep Your Bench
rfbernhard 2016 Spring Photo Contest 2016/4/10 19:13
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| 2016 Spring Photo Contest
mjkraw 2016 Spring Photo Contest 2016/3/31 6:57
864 0 0.00 (0 votes)
| Not a bad way to spend a morning. |
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| Bringing one in!
fishingnoob 2016 Spring Photo Contest 2016/3/25 5:49
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| Rainbow caught on Donegal Creek, Lancaster County . |
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| Looping
Alnitak 2016 Spring Photo Contest 2016/3/23 23:24
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| This image is from a tributary to the Susquehanna River in York County, PA. I caught my nephew looping his line in mid-cast. Whenever I see this image it makes me think of the joy of fishing a small stream and the peace I find in the solitude: The essence of fly fishing for me. |
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| Worth the walk
Nymph-wristed 2016 Spring Photo Contest 2016/3/23 18:54
991 2 0.00 (0 votes)
| One of the gems you find in the SGLs. I am not a photographer, but I have been writing a blog for about 15 months and taking a lot more pics than I used to of my adventures. I have returned to this one a lot, maybe because it's a favorite spot or maybe because of the full early summer greenery and the mystery of what is in that hidden hole (it was an 8 inch wild brown every time, so far. |
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Anthony General Fly Fishing 2016/3/16 13:49
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| Spring Creek Rainbow
3wt7X Fish 2016/3/12 8:59
771 1 10.00 (0 votes)
| I've heard a lot of discussion regarding the origins of Spring Creek Rainbows in all the different stretches from Milesburg to Benner and beyond. I'm sure the majority are hatchery escapees, along with some fish that run up from Bald Eagle, and possibly some reproduction. Regardless, they are beautiful and hard fighting fish. |
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