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I fished lots of little creeks in western Washington similar to that last one(but not AI enhanced.) Shorts, tennis shoes, a collapsible spinning rod and my bicycle stashed in the brush somewhere. Nine-inch cutthroat were “big.” Treble hook cut to single and barb pinched for easy release..
Really like these last two pics. So often throughout most of my adult life, when seeing scenes like these I was holding a fly rod in hand and distracted by the need to "read the water" for trout. That's the thing about flyfishing for trout. Its almost a given that you will be spending some time in a beautiful place. I did always, just stop, look around, and take it all in. However, when you are holding a flyrod in hand, trout are a huge distraction.
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.I fished lots of little creeks in western Washington similar to that last one(but not AI enhanced.) Shorts, tennis shoes, a collapsible spinning rod and my bicycle stashed in the brush somewhere. Nine-inch cutthroat were “big.” Treble hook cut to single and barb pinched for easy release.
You are correct there, Vic. About 80% of the images I post are AI created or enhanced.I fished lots of little creeks in western Washington similar to that last one(but not AI enhanced.)
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