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06-10-2009
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  Not Ranked : 0 Small Streams, Seams, and Wild Trout While fishing small streams with low and clear water the same techniques apply as they do in big water. I believe CTobias mentioned these seams in another thread. This is a section of a stream with a good example. You can see the seam to either side of the current, but the trout were holding just to the side of the log.  In this section the trout were holding to the seam on the right in the photo.  And when the Bomber was allowed to drift into these seams, good results happened.   The water temp was 58 degrees, and the fish were very active.   |
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