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Had a couple hours to kill this afternoon, so did a little bushwack to a set of rapids that holds some specks this time of year. Not a sole around, had the place to myself. Didn’t find any big ones, and the nicest one I had on today got off, of course. Let ‘em all go, and got out of there in an hour and a half.
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Love the Panther Martin spinners for brookies - they usually do all the damage on my Algonquin trips. I usually use a black one with various coloured spots. Never tried a gold one.
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Great post Drew. Brings back a lot of memories of dry fly fishing with my dad on the upper CRedit river, many many years ago. Nothing like stream fishing for brookies, it's a real art. Walk softly and carry a fly rod for the best experience.
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