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A nice fish from last season on an old rod and reel that predates my 38 years by quite a bit. I've literally got hundreds more flyfishing photos... 
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LingcodKilla posted:Nice brown. Yep, I'm in Switzerland as Beefnoodle said. I never really eat wild native fish, which over here are browns and not rainbows, but I guarantee you that they don't taste muddy. I'm sure they're delicious, I just like them way too much to eat them. More content, a nice barbel caught on a streamer with a 6 weight modern glass rod: 
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A brown on a bamboo rod.
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Jan 4, 2016 06:46
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Alpine brookie after release. 
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Jan 11, 2016 06:45
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My first marble trout from Slovenia, on a dry fly... https://imgur.com/a/w5BlV
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gamera009 posted:
Nice! I find I can catch quite a few fish on dry flies despite there being no surface activity.
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Jun 2, 2016 20:30
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 A nice brown on a streamer Friday night, almost 20 inches.
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Jul 31, 2016 06:52
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gamera009 posted:I have the shittiest luck with streamers. I've been trying to practice with a muddler minnow, but it doesn't seem to matter. I'm just terrible with them. I've been fishing them with success for a while now. They work best when the water is high and cloudy, I went again last night with a 5 inch articulated streamer and had 7 explosive strikes in an hour, one 18 inch fish landed and a bigger one popped off. I used a sinking line last night because of the high water, and I generally work my way downstream, casting across the current as close to the far bank as possible, mend upstream to let it sink a bit, and strip across the current. 
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