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July 17th, 2004, 01:37 PM
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lake fishing
i am thinking of heading out to a local lake sunday mornin to rent a boat
and do some trout fishing. my question is this: does one use different flies for that kind of trout fishing than for stream fishing? if so, what? i have seen the trout that come out of that lake, and they can be pretty large, so i'm guessing larger flies. also, it is a stocked lake, and maybe that makes a difference in how to fish it? i appreciate any advice. thanks in advance- snakefidddler 
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