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Brown Time

Posted on October 29, 2009, 1:36 pm, by Gary Borger, under Fall Browns in the Lake States, Fly Tying.

As many of you know, the fall salmon season here in the Lake States is followed by a run of browns and some steelhead. In years past, I’ve fished then in a variety of times–from now into the middle of December. When I’ve been fortunate to hit the run dead center, I’ve had some great […]

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The Salmon Are In, The Salmon Are In

Posted on October 23, 2009, 9:22 am, by Gary Borger, under Fall Salmon in the Lake States, Fly Tying.

The Kings have found their way into Lake Michigan tribs. Duane Stremlau and I fished together on October 8, 9 on Wisconsin’s Sheboygan River. I was using small flies—size 6—mostly black Collared Leeches with a little blue or purple flash built into the Collar. I’m the one that is smiling, the fish just look like […]

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