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Besides it being a cold and overcast miserable day, the fishing was very good in NE PA today.

I started off nymphing with a size 16 Silvey's Beadhead Caddis Pupa in tan which produced a number of fish with one notable +18.
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Around noon I noticed a few fish rising along the far bank and switched over leaders on the nymphing rod and tied on a size 16 tan Elk Hair Caddis with a size 20 midge trailer, as there were some small tan caddis and midges on the water.
I missed one or two fish before hooking up with this fish which measured over 20 inches that took the midge.
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I landed at least another half dozen fish in the 14"-17" range and lost or missed another dozen fish before the fish turned off.

It was getting on in the afternoon so I decided to make one last move of the day to finish out with a bit more nymphing, using the Silvey's pupa.
My last stop yielded two more fish. A 17" rainbow that I still don't know where these fish come from as this river is not stocked.
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As you can see, this is a fat, healthy fish that put on a good show.

My last fish was taken not ten feet from where I hooked the rainbow and this brown was over 21" inches as measured on my net.
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I was glad to finally take some fish on dry flies on this river this season.
 
Some people catch fish and relocate them.....I met a guy doing it on a small stream in New Jersey...He catches them on the Musky and puts them in small stream where he fishes.....weird right? I wonder what the fine would be of he got caught....
 
I think that LU has been huffing the deep fat fryer fumes again.

grill cleaner.....but it ain't me, I m not saying that was a stocked trout....it may have happened years ago, in fact it did as rainbows come from out west...the same way those wild browns got there...the stream was stocked at some point, right? if they didn't stock the rainbows,. they came from somewhere...did it swim upstream, oh shit, I'm rambling like Tomfly.....my apologies, it's the fumes
 
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