Waiting - Last day of the trout season and everything looked good for a final evenings fly fishing. A warm bright day with a gentle breeze, and as evening came on we started to see small Olives and Sedges laying eggs, we just had to wait. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Waiting

Last day of the trout season and everything looked good for a final evenings fly fishing. A warm bright day with a gentle breeze, and as evening came on we started to see small Olives and Sedges laying eggs, we just had to wait.
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Luke Bannister
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