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Sunday, April 5, 2015
Easter Brookies
The tradition of holiday fishing continues. Today I was joined by my brother who did some photography and was kind enough to let me use it, so that is where the last pictures came from. There were quite a few fish willing to take, including the very dark brooky who came up twice for a black gnat. I should probably use that pattern more often!
Lookin' good ! Sometimes I'm just amazed at the fish coming out of those little waterways !
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- G.
Great photography! It seems like you had an awesome Easter outing, and I especially like the colors of the dark brookie and the symmetry of the third one.
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ReplyDeleteJust trying to analyze why some of the brook you landed were lighter than the darker one. Beautiful area you were fishing; I fish a black gnat similar for the bluegill I got after, the one in your image is similar. Thanks for shairng
I think they can change color withing a fairly short period of time, the others were all sitting on light colored sandy bottom but the dark one was on a darker stony bottom.
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You compliment each other. Great little spring beauties. The photos of you are telling a great story. Thanks for the adventure and great photos ML.
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Thank you from both of us.
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