On Jan 14, 11:23*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
A small rock-filled brookie stream deep in the woods far away
from other anglers. A fish rising regularly in the pool above.
A studied, careful, stealthy, oh so stealthy approach almost
on your belly. Planning and plotting and waiting for the one
and only cast you'll get to this fish. The cast, the short
drift, a foot-long brookie vibrating and pulsing with the
frantic energy of the wild come to hand.

--
Ken Fortenberry

My daughter giggling and tossing her pigtails while catching bluegills
just after she learned to cast her push-button with a bubble and black
gnat.

cheers

oz, who also likes beaver pond brookies in the Snowy's west of Laramie