Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Shenandoah brook trout

Hey Gene,

It's a 7' 3 weight glass rod from cables, a lot of people say the action is too heavy for the rod weight. Heck! I'm pulling in everything with it, so it works for me.

As far as the location that you described, It's far off. I'm contemplating if I should reveal this place or not.

It took me 3.5 miles to hike to this place and fish down and yes!!! SNP is a dangerous place, saw lots of bear s**t along the trail and few water snakes in the stream.

This is the one you don't want to come across.

 

Todd

 

 

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Subject: Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Shenandoah brook trout
 

Great pictures and lovely fish Todd!  

 

Is that a 7' rod?  

 

The size of the fish and the "SNP" designation narrows things down to (in my experience), 3 of the SNP streams.  If I had to guess based upon that, plus the steep slope on the left bank, the riffle dumping in slightly toward the right bank, a 0,80 gauge reading today, and access from where you took the first picture, I would have to guess "just upstream from second bridge crossing on the Dan-i-rap", though I could be wrong.  

 

If I'm right, I captured a really nice salamander on a moist rock there on a rainy day last year.  

 

Good job avoiding all of those bears and rattlesnakes.  SNP is a very, very dangerous place.  

 

Gene

On Friday, October 7, 2016 at 7:05:55 AM UTC-4, Scott S wrote:

Good to hear from you again, Todd! Beautiful photos as always... keep them coming!

 

--Scott

On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 9:03 PM, TAEHWAN KIM <tod...@naver.com> wrote:

Howdy folks!!!

It's been a long time since I have posted pics here.

Well I have been battling diabetes, but now it's under control. Today I decided to take the day off from work and hit the stream.

The water level was still high due to rain and no rises and hatch activities. The size 8 beedhead woolyburger did the trick and managed a dozen of decent sizes.

Here are a few pictures.

 

Tight Lines !!!

 

Todd

 

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