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    Default Streamerin'

    Inspired by recent posts on the topic, I decided to commit to the streamer today. Hit the Truckee from 10-12 and 1-3. Thunder and Lightning forced some fishing breaks. The water is a little high and a touch off color, but definitely fishable. Only landed one fish, the smallest of the three I hooked.








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    Thumbs up Streamerin'

    The first one he hooked was BY FAR the biggest trout I have personally seen. I was a couple of hundred feet down stream when it jumped- and to say it was "big" doesn't do it justice- it was simply HUGE!

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    Wow......

    I think we all need to be throwing more streamers in rivers like the Truckee and East Walker.

    Nice post Joe..........
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    YEAHHHHHHHH !!!!!

    What fly ?? How'd you get C.V. out of the house ?!?

    Great job !!!!!!!

    David

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    That's why we fish the truckee!

    I fished it today and went one for two rainbows on nymphs.
    March browns came off good midday but nobody at the buffet.
    A bit off color but flow right in there.
    Tough fishing, but you got the prize
    Congrats

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    Magnificent specimen! Thanks for posting!

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    That's a toad!
    Often wrong, seldom in doubt!

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    Dries are fun but the grab from a big fish on a streamer is just heart stopping! Congrats on a beautiful Brown.

    Tony P

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    Holy Streamer Hog,
    Did you get the takes right off the bank or did they take them in the middle of the run?

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    Thanks everyone!

    I was kinda bummed about losing the first fish. It was easily half again as big as the fish in the pics.

    The fly is pretty basic. Size 6 streamer hook. Cone head with lead wraps jammed into the cone. Sparkle braid wrapped down the shank and back up for a body. Zonker strip down the back and 3-4 wraps of cross cut rabbit as a collar.

    All the hooked fish hit in the middle of the run. I did miss a couple grabs stripping the fly back.

    Streamers are FUN!

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