Posted on June 08 2015
There's a whole subculture of anglers dedicated to catching large, reclusive browns.
Photo by Jim Logan
The brown trout (Salmo trutta) has earned a reputation as the wariest and wiliest opponent a river angler can face. Whereas a brookie or a cutthroat will often attack flies with gullible abandon, browns are usually more discriminating. The larger specimens, especially, are often. . .
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