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A nice rainbow from Kosciuszko National Park. |
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Autumn 08 rainbow from the mountains. |
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Autumn 08 brown being released. |
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A few days ago I scoped out a section of stream prior to guiding. Bamboo rodmaker Nick Taransky came along. We had some wonderful action on browns to around 4lb, as well as pocket rocket rainbows up to 1 1/2lb. The fish were active on hoppers, which are still around in good numbers in the high country. Nick managed to capture a nice action sequence of me catching and releasing a beautiful jack brown. Click on the picture on the left (#4) for a closer look! Top to bottom: 1. Fat Rainbow 2. Hen Brown 3. Jack with Hopper 4. Jack Action: 5. 4 lb Jack |
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Good rains in the mountains have the streams flowing well, and fish hungry for hoppers! |
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Another happy customer bringing a wild brown to hand. |
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A lovely high country fish. |
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Typical early season brown (October 2007) from the mountains. |
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Haydn Jenkins with a wild small stream brown. |
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Trish Porter with her first trout on fly! |
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Pip Todd fishes a pool on a lovely Monaro spring creek. |
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Sight fishing for wild browns like this is the pinnacle of our sport. |
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Miri Robinson fishes a run on a local spring creek. |
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Despite dry conditions in the region, early 2007 has seen some fantastic hopper fishing to browns in wonderful condition. |
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Martin Brennan from North Queensland with one of several rainbows he landed on his trip down to the Snowies. |
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Martin with a brown trout. |
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Guides day off! A nice brown from the high country. |
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Miri Robinson with a early season rainbow. |
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Bamboo rodmaker Nick Taransky with an October Rainbow. |
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Typical rainbow from the mountains. |
