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DZ · 12-06-2004, 03:43 PM

Back from Pulaski – trip was very slow. Arrived Thursday to find the river at very high levels due to heavy rains and swelled tributaries. Saw two fish caught all day. Friday more of the same. Saturday the river came down a bit and we took a couple of nice brown trout (6-8 lbs) and dropped a steelie. Sunday the river was back to normal levels which produced the best fishing of the trip. In the three hours I fished I hooked up with three chromers and jumped all three a few times before a "long line release". Water levels are back to normal and (because of the high water last week) there should be a bunch of fresh fish in the river – now is a good time to go.
DZ

12-06-2004, 03:43 PM	#10
DZ Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 2,574	Back from Pulaski – trip was very slow. Arrived Thursday to find the river at very high levels due to heavy rains and swelled tributaries. Saw two fish caught all day. Friday more of the same. Saturday the river came down a bit and we took a couple of nice brown trout (6-8 lbs) and dropped a steelie. Sunday the river was back to normal levels which produced the best fishing of the trip. In the three hours I fished I hooked up with three chromers and jumped all three a few times before a "long line release". Water levels are back to normal and (because of the high water last week) there should be a bunch of fresh fish in the river – now is a good time to go. DZ
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