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Made our way up to Cross Fork to fish Kettle Creek, Cross Fork Creek, and several small mountain streams.
Caught a lot of trout – Brown, Rainbow & Brook…some stocked, but a lot of native, stream bred trout!
The weather was excellent, and the fishing was even better!

Video proof of me going to the Dark Side:

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Now that Spring Gobbler is over for 2010, it’s time to do some long range Woodchuck hunting.

Groundhog Day, like the Bill Murray movie, will repeat all summer long until Archery Season.

Time to get busy on the reloading bench, tuning the 22-250 loads for over 500 yard shots!

Fished Clarks Creek Friday evening hoping to see the drake hatch. Wasn’t so lucky…the fish were active, but taking a white midge…too small for me to see, let alone fish!

Fished a mountain stream Sunday morning. Caught a bunch of native brookies on the Bill’s Caddis. Nice fly, nice fish!

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Well, Billy did it again…he caught some bugs yesterday at one of our favorite fishing spots, and tied up some special Green Drakes!
We had an awesome time fishing Sunday, May 23, 2010. Got to the stream at about 5PM, went right to Trout Alley. Tied on the Billy Special March Brown, and caught a lot of fish; most of them hogs!
Turns out there wasn’t a March Brown hatch. There was a Green Drake hatch though. Our March Browns must have been big enough to fool the fish. Once we changed to the Bill Special Green Drake, we caught even bigger trout.
Here are some photos!

And here is some video!
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Well, Opening Day finally arrived. I’m not one for crowds and I’m sure not one to hang with the fish-killers.
So I made my way to sacred waters-the Letort.
What a day!
Fish rising, bugs coming off, and my daughter rode her bike along.
She got to see the old man step into a hole all the up to my hip.
But eventually she got to see me fish to a rising trout. Caught on a tan caddis with the first cast! Not huge, but a native brown trout on the Letort!

Testing new mobile update function…now we can post from the field or stream!
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Celebrated America’s birthday on Penns Creek…what a stream!
Here’s Rick’s $50 photo!
Steve, Rick and I got soaked in the afternoon. But we found our way into the only club up there…with no membership. Worked out nice.

Fishing was awesome…
Here are some photos from the 2009 Key West Fishing Trip:

It’s almost time for Spring Gobbler!