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		<title>Trout Brunch</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Saturday morning I went up to Bear Creek and started fishing around 9. For the first two and half hours nothing. No catches, no bites, nothing. At about 10:30ish I make my way towards part of the creek that is near the road and I run into this man and his teenage son. He was [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Saturday morning I went up to Bear Creek and started fishing around 9. For the first two and half hours nothing. No catches, no bites, nothing. At about 10:30ish I make my way towards part of the creek that is near the road and I run into this man and his teenage son. He was friendly enough and asks how the fishing is. </p>
<p>I said &#8220;so far it&#8217;s really slow.&#8221; He said &#8220;lemme take a look at what you are using.&#8221; I showed him my set up. A little comparadun, which I put on there as my indicator, and a mercury baetis nymph. He then proceeds to tell me &#8220;That&#8217;s too big. Midges are what you need to be using. Yeah midges.&#8221;  I was like &#8220;I tried some midges earlier and didn&#8217;t have any luck so I have been switching it up.&#8221;  Then he was like &#8220;They&#8217;re eating midges right now. I think you should switch to midges. Yeah maybe you should try up at Lair O the Bear (which is just a little up the road) you might have better luck up there.&#8221; </p>
<p>Now believe me I am no expert fly fisherman and I welcome all the helpful tips I can get, but the way he kept saying the word midges, just really got under my skin! After about an hour of intentionally not using any midges, I switched back to a blood midge and after like 10 casts, fish on. I am not sure what the moral of the story is but, it seems that trout like brunch because they didn&#8217;t start eating until the late morning and they dined on some eggs and bloody midges! <a href="http://theflytrout.com/2012/07/stay-fly/" title="Stay Fly">Stay fly</a>.</p>
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