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Old 09-28-08 | 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Gotte
cyccocommute, nice fish. My friend and I fish in the Peak District in the UK, only on reservoirs, I'm affraid - there are no really good trout rivers here. We do take them, but they're rainbows - farmed, and we were told by one of the members of the fly club that if they have a poor summer's catch, they tend to find starved trout dead on the shore at the start of spring. If I did fish a good river for wild brownies I'd definately let them go - they are too beautiful to kill.
That one was actually a trout from a lake. It sits at around 12,000 feet and is a glacial tarn. And that was a little one
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