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Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation Posted by flyfishingjunkee on December 03, 2006   Save to del.icio.us  I have been traveling to upstate New York during the fall seasoon for 6 years now. I make the 2000 mile flight every year not for the more esteemed steelhead, or the larger king salmon, but the bulldogging brown trout of the lake Ontario region. It is true that the steelhead are more aggressive and the salmon are a longer battle. It's just that I am in love with the colors of a Brown trout in the fall with their massive kypes and amazing girths. Brown trout have always had the mystique of an effecient predator that when reaching enough size subsist on baitfish alone. This isn't to say that I would break off a steelhead when hooked. It is just that browns are my motivation. The comments are owned by the poster. We aren't responsible for their content. No Comments Allowed for Anonymous, please Login/Create Account Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by jeremy on December 03, 2006 http://www.ineedasimplesolution.com "Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation" ... I can see why .. beautiful fish! Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by NJ-Flies on December 03, 2006 Beautiful fish. Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by joey on December 04, 2006 http://www.fliesandfinseast.com Awesome brown the jaw is scary and I like it. Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by waterwhippa on December 04, 2006 http://salmonriverspecialists.com That is a toad!!! Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by Luke on December 04, 2006 Gorgeous fish. I need one. Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by NiC on December 05, 2006 http://www.fly-only.dk Nice fish... Wish they came as big around here ;) Re: Brown Trout: They Are My Motivation by AlexisMT555 on December 07, 2006 http://www.ekwatafly.com/en/ One word : WOW...!!!   Fly Fishing Pictures

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