Into the High Country - The many small creeks and streams which tumble down the steep south western slopes of the Snowy Mountains provide an ideal habitat for wild brown and rainbow trout. Using light 2 weight fly fishing tackle we spent a week exploring this region of Australia's High Country - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Into the High Country

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The many small creeks and streams which tumble down the steep south western slopes of the Snowy Mountains provide an ideal habitat for wild brown and rainbow trout. Using light 2 weight fly fishing tackle we spent a week exploring this region of Australia's High Country
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