Story Submitted by Unicoi Outfitters Guide Chuck Head:
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It's always exciting to get out with dad and Cracker. We've been fishing together for quite a while now. Dad wanted to see what this "Czech nymphing thing" was all about, and I needed to keep my skills sharp, as well as try a couple of new flies. Its tough to say whether the flies were indeed a hot new ticket, or rather the fish were just feeling good from the warm weather, but they were quite cooperative for us!
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Winter fishing in the South can be phenomenal, and we seem to be blessed each winter season with more than a few days such as the one we experienced. Fishing pressure isn't as heavy, the fish still feed regularly, and surprises like a big brown trout are the rewards for those who are ready to get on the water during our winter months.
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