What a January Afternoon

Hello all,
I've enjoyed reading all your post for awhile now. Thought I would share my
afternoon fishing story with you all. Today's temp a nice 57, not bad for
central PA in the winter. Water conditions a cool 54 thanks to the numerous
underground feeder springs. My favorite fishing spot jam packed with guys
eager to try out their newly aquired gear. I only managed to land a single
13 inch native brown, but it was well worth the trip to try out my new sage
slt.

Benjamin Turek wrote:
Hello all,
I've enjoyed reading all your post for awhile now. Thought I would
share my afternoon fishing story with you all. Today's temp a nice
57, not bad for central PA in the winter. Water conditions a cool 54
thanks to the numerous underground feeder springs. My favorite
fishing spot jam packed with guys eager to try out their newly
aquired gear. I only managed to land a single 13 inch native brown,
but it was well worth the trip to try out my new sage slt.

Hi Benjamin. Good to see you got out on the water today. It was a nice
day up here in New England, too, but some of us have to work for a
living.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

Benjamin Turek wrote:
Hello all,
I've enjoyed reading all your post for awhile now. Thought I would share my
afternoon fishing story with you all. Today's temp a nice 57, not bad for
central PA in the winter. Water conditions a cool 54 thanks to the numerous
underground feeder springs. My favorite fishing spot jam packed with guys
eager to try out their newly aquired gear. I only managed to land a single
13 inch native brown, but it was well worth the trip to try out my new sage
slt.

Thanks for the report, it's nice to go fishing if only
vicariously. But brown trout are not native anywhere in
North America. Wild perhaps, but never native.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Tim J. wrote:
Benjamin Turek wrote:
Hello all,
I've enjoyed reading all your post for awhile now. Thought I would
share my afternoon fishing story with you all. Today's temp a nice
57, not bad for central PA in the winter. Water conditions a cool 54
thanks to the numerous underground feeder springs. My favorite
fishing spot jam packed with guys eager to try out their newly
aquired gear. I only managed to land a single 13 inch native brown,
but it was well worth the trip to try out my new sage slt.

Hi Benjamin. Good to see you got out on the water today. It was a nice
day up here in New England, too, but some of us have to work for a
living.
--
TL,
Tim
---------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

Right......if the water was 1200 CFS lower we'd have been "working" at
the secret spot.......or maybe the Y-Pool. Mmmmm...... Landlocks. See
you in the AM.

Ken Fortenberry wrote in
et:

. Wild perhaps, but never native.


Yes, you can take the teuton out of the fish, but ...

Very true, wild would be the term I was fishing for. And I work for a
living as well....I just searched around for a job until a found a boss that
was interested in fly fishing too. I don't get any big bonuses, but we do
take alot of "work" related fishing trips.