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A Winter Wild Brown Taken on a Vintage Cortland Glass Rod


Connecticut

Submitted by: Alan Petrucci

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Camera manufacturer NIKON 
Camera model E4600 
Exposure time 1/167 s 
Lens focal length 14 mm (~82 mm on 35 mm film) 
Lens aperture f 7.2 
ISO 50 
Software used E4600v1.1 


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From: Robin Avall · robinknas·at·msn.com  Link
Submitted April 15th 2010

Not the greatest idea putting the trout on snow like that. Fish such as trouts gets coldburns very easily sadly. But still, nice fish.



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