DG Said: "Work: Uncompahgre River tailwater, at dawn in early December."
Beautiful picture! That one definitely deserves a frame, unless it already has one.
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DG Said: "Work: Uncompahgre River tailwater, at dawn in early December."
Beautiful picture! That one definitely deserves a frame, unless it already has one.
"A fly must first please the user before the fish."
Trey Combs: Steelhead Fly Fishing and Flies
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WildOne said:
Little Pigeon Creek, GSMNP, TN.
Q: How long of an exposure was that??
"A fly must first please the user before the fish."
Trey Combs: Steelhead Fly Fishing and Flies
Originally Posted by ROR-EYE
ISO: 100--F stop: F/22.0--Exposure: 6 sec.--Focal length: 18.0 mm
One great thing about the area is that the trees are so dense, you can get 6 second exposures in the middle of the day with a cloudless sky.
Leave No Trace
My son in a Sierra stream:
Ror-eye, I haven't framed a pic in fifteen years. And the ones on my walls are better, but they are too cluttered for a desktop. I need room to put the icons.
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From a Fishing Buddy's Veiw
Here is what I use for my screen saver. This is one of my favorite High Mountain Lakes not fare from my home with my fishing buddy Sage. Excellent Rainbows. We all have something to be thankful for.
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Were only dancing on this earth for a short time, might as well be dancing with trout.
Photo I took of Beech Flats Prong in the Smokies... makes me sigh every time I look at it!
Some great pictures right here guys.
Sage looks like he/she's got a few years on him/her!
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My first trout on a fly, which is my current desktop. I'm new to ff'ing since August. Caught this in the plunge pool at the base of Pretty Boy Dam, on the Gunpowder, a tailwater in Maryland.
Last edited by BelAirSteve; 01-16-2009 at 04:14 PM.
That is a nice muley. IIRC, one can only take one per year in OR. Is that correct?
Was that Owyhee country or the Donner & Blitzen?
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