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| Fishidiot | Posted: 2010/4/4 23:00 Updated: 2010/4/4 23:00 |
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 Re: spring brookie double!This is a really cool "double" photo. Most of the brooks I get are closer in size to the little guy. Note the big one has red spots on his dorsal.
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| salmo | Posted: 2010/4/5 7:56 Updated: 2010/4/5 7:56 |
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Re: spring brookie double! What do the "red spots on the dorsal" suggest?
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| oncorhynchusmykiss | Posted: 2010/4/5 18:52 Updated: 2010/4/5 18:52 |
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Re: spring brookie double! thanks guys, the red spots on the dorsal don't really "suggest" anything. I've seen them on both male and female brookies ;but they seem to be more common on males.
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| Fishidiot | Posted: 2010/4/7 11:52 Updated: 2010/4/7 11:52 |
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Re: spring brookie double! I agree, the red dorsal spots don't indicate anything. You'll see them on small, wild brown trout too. They're not that common on either brooks or browns but I think I see them more on browns.
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| stealthartist404 | Posted: 2010/5/8 2:00 Updated: 2010/5/8 2:00 |
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Re: spring brookie double! gorgeous natives, both were taken on dry flies. glad you left me some room in the net for mine lol
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| scotty | Posted: 2010/5/19 5:59 Updated: 2010/5/19 5:59 |
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Re: spring brookie double! sweet
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