FIN-ITE 34
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Hit up a couple WTS's on Sunday, chucking a dry fly to see what I could turn up.
First stop was in PA in the DWGNA, fishing one of my little favorites for wild browns. I pitched a size 16 gray parachute to all the plunge pools and riffles and connected with at least a dozen fish ranging in size from five or six inched up to this nice fish that I tempted out from between two logs. It wasn't easy keeping it free of the snags and having to reach around and over to land it.
![Photo627.jpg Photo627.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9761-b59e93fc107cc4abc148c3ab7f614e2a.jpg)
My next stop was back over the Dingman's Bridge to a little trib of the FB. I had not been back there for quite some time and my last visit was a couple years ago in January. On that occasion I caught three brookies on a dry fly and I wanted to give it a shot in warmer weather.
Well it did not disappoint, as I lost count of the number of brookies I connected with on the same gray parachute. Most of the fish were in the five to six in range with a few up to about nine inches.
![Photo628.jpg Photo628.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9762-1443ecbcd0f5cc35a987c8a7078d01bb.jpg)
![Photo629.jpg Photo629.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9763-1df849a2aa3c284bbb2c609bb9289832.jpg)
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First stop was in PA in the DWGNA, fishing one of my little favorites for wild browns. I pitched a size 16 gray parachute to all the plunge pools and riffles and connected with at least a dozen fish ranging in size from five or six inched up to this nice fish that I tempted out from between two logs. It wasn't easy keeping it free of the snags and having to reach around and over to land it.
![Photo627.jpg Photo627.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9761-b59e93fc107cc4abc148c3ab7f614e2a.jpg)
My next stop was back over the Dingman's Bridge to a little trib of the FB. I had not been back there for quite some time and my last visit was a couple years ago in January. On that occasion I caught three brookies on a dry fly and I wanted to give it a shot in warmer weather.
Well it did not disappoint, as I lost count of the number of brookies I connected with on the same gray parachute. Most of the fish were in the five to six in range with a few up to about nine inches.
![Photo628.jpg Photo628.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9762-1443ecbcd0f5cc35a987c8a7078d01bb.jpg)
![Photo629.jpg Photo629.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9763-1df849a2aa3c284bbb2c609bb9289832.jpg)
![Photo631.jpg Photo631.jpg](https://www.njflyfishing.com/data/attachments/9/9764-117b813b63c871a392940d4715f2c5c4.jpg)