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Zach, from what I can tell, access is very easy, and some rivers have fisherman parking with bathrooms (basically the hole in the floor style).

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Zach, I have fished water that I couldn’t cast across with two casts (that might not be saying much) and water that a 12 foot leader would have spanned.

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Thanks for reading.

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Here’s a larger pic of my avatar.

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Thanks for the heads-up on the wading pants.

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Morning everyone – I am a full time stay at home dad for my son Isaac, aged 4.

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Thanks Andrew – nice fish.

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Lee, I think you’ll find that Lake Taupo has had a pretty famous Steelie fishery for over 100 years, since they were first introduced with California stock in the late 1800’s.

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While on American Samoa, every fish caught was eaten.

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Aaron, I just posted above, but I’ll remember learning how to throw the cast net on American Samoa.

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I think this has been debunked.

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Excellent Tim.

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I also have had several unidentifiablemeats, usually from eating at street vendors in places such as Morrocco,

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David, I will be going on the Tongariro the second week of September after 4 weeks on American Samoa.

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I don’t have any pictures of mandarin or cherry trout, nor lenok.

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Some sort of Korean Chub, taken on DongNamChon.

Bill

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Zach, thanks for the invite.

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