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  • #3132
    larry offner
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    Does anyone know where one can attend a presentation too “Improve Your Streamside Photography” this coming weekend?

    #25989

    Larry
    I don’t know where you can go this weekend, but have you checked out the podcast on this site.

    #25990
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Hahaha.

    #25991
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Zach,

    When is your tour ever going to leave the Peach State?

    #25992
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Well, I gave a shortened version of the talk to the Ozark Fly Fishers in St. Louis back in January.

    #25993
    larry offner
    Member

    Hahaha.  I think this is a joke; I’m giving a seminar on that topic at the FFF meeting in Callaway Gardens, Georgia, this weekend.

    Here’s a list of the show seminars:

    http://www.fffsec.org/z_conclave_programs.html

    Zach

    One never knows who they’ll bump into in Pine Mountain, Georgia…

    #25994
    Avatar photoJohn Bennett
    Member

    Zach,

    When is your tour ever going to leave the Peach State?  13 hours is a bit far to drive.

    tim

    Lol I was thinking the same, except Im thinking Im closer to 5 hr flight.
    I know Zach wants to experince Ontarios Blue ribbon River and its only a matter of time before he tempted to spend a week in Ontario 🙂

    Trophy Browns, Small Mouth, with Musky and Pike all on 1 river
    http://www.grandrivertroutfitters.com/gallery/pagegallery.htm

    #25995
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Are those wild browns John?

    Coming in from the lake?

    #25996
    Avatar photoJohn Bennett
    Member

    No they are stocked, theres very little natural reproduction.

    Its a good conservation/success story though. The river was largely dead for lack of better terms about 15 years ago. Gist of it is some people noticed the river had all the makings of a great Brown fishery (bottom draw dam, insect life) though after rainbow efforts werent promising and the rest is history.

    Litterally from rags to riches in 10-15yrs.

    if your curious heres a bit about the history and management plan.
    http://www.grandriver.ca/FisheriesManagement/Tailwaterplan.pdf

    fyi Zach, even the Becks have been drawn to it
    😉

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