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The photo looking straight down into the water , it is hard to see, but shows several large trout feeding at my feet. They come to your feet and wait for you to move and dislodge aquatic worms .
I am on my way back to Missouri. I will be giving my 12 year old grandson his first flying lessons then our Boy Scout Camp will be opening at the end of June . I will teach shooting with social distancing but as for me I have to be able to grab the gun quickly and keep it pointed in a safe direction .
We live in troubling times with many lost people. Stay wary, stay safe.
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The Following 13 Users Say Thank You to Bruce Day For Your Post:
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06-24-2020, 08:45 AM
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Learned it as the "Bighorn Shuffle" many years ago in Montana when we fished that river the first year after it opened. The mud plume downstream was full of flashing trout. Fun for about 5 minutes or so. A 20 paradun floating towards some big noses is lots better.
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