Posted on September 13 2017
Written by: William G. Tapply
It pays to scot a pocket-water section before you fish it, to plan your approach.
Photo by Sandy Hays
Pocket-water rivers come in all sizes and shapes. Many classic trout streams alternate long, slow pools and rushing pocket water. Hallowed eastern rivers such as the Battenkill, the Beaverkill, . . .
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