Equipment test under harsh conditions. Jurassic Lake runs out of scale. Itīs hard to comprehend how much landlocked Steelheads are in the Jurassic Lake... and at least... how strong they are! Frontier Expedition to Jurassic Lake. 59mm ---- F/4,8 ---- 1/125 Sek. ---- ISO - 320---- - GFFpix - share your best flyfishing pictures - Global FlyFisher

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Equipment test under harsh conditions. Jurassic Lake runs out of scale. Itīs hard to comprehend how much landlocked Steelheads are in the Jurassic Lake... and at least... how strong they are! Frontier Expedition to Jurassic Lake. 59mm ---- F/4,8 ---- 1/125 Sek. ---- ISO - 320----


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From: Martin Carranza · mcarranza·at·andesoutfitters.com  Link
Submitted May 30th 2007

Beautiful picture but the name of the Lake is NOT Jurassic Lake. The real name of the lake is STROBEL.



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