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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
mid winter on the root river
Back on December 27th I posted a fly pattern called the Black Prince which had been noted as one of the oldest steelhead flies around. Even though this info is a tad delayed to hit the wall of our blog, the Black Prince past the test on the Root River in Southeast Wisconsin.
This wonderful specimen of a great lakes brown trout fell victim to the fly after a succession of short 2 inch strips and put up quite a wonderful fight. Fishing the tribs this late into the winter has been a real mind trip!
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That was today? Nice work! pretty fish. Landed a couple nice browns at paradise today. the weather was just too nice!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome...what a pig!
ReplyDeleteyou guys catch a lot of big stuff in that river. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteYeah sorry Anthony, that's from a week and a half ago, just got the pic back this morning, thought I would share.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't get any better than that.
ReplyDeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteBlake
ReplyDeleteSometimes the simplest patterns can produce the best fish----and in this case it happened
Love those lake run browns! Good work
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