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My wife Eileen is shown here selecting her next fly. She was casting to small rainbow on the San Poil River, and she caught a bunch!
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Greg Thomas (right) poses with Shane Magnuson, Upper Columbia Guide Services, with a huge king that he landed while fishing above Wells Dam.
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Rod Hartman (right) shows off one of the kings he caught while fishing with Shane Magnuson, Upper Columbia Guide Services, near Pelican Point.
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Flint Creek is a beautiful stream, meandering for miles through a scenic valley. I would like another try at this stream when conditions are better.
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Flint Creek, which flows out of Georgetown Lake, near Anaconda, Montana only produced a few small brown trout when I fished it. Recent thunderstorms had muddied the water.
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This is an example of the kind of cutthroat that can be caught in Warms Springs Creek. This one is smaller, but I landed one that was 14 1/2 inches.
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Warm Springs Creek runs pretty fast for most of its length, but there are a few holes that hold some nice cutthroat. The stream flows down the valley through Anaconda, Montana.
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Trout were carefully weighed to find the largest five for the big prizes, but all the kids could take some tackle home from the TU Kids Fishing Derby at the Blackbird Island Pond.
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Shalmane Mercado took first place at the Icicle Valley Trout Unlimited's Kids Fishing Derby at the Blackbird Island Juvenile Pond.
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Bob Stroup, of the Icicle Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited helps his grandson Brian with a fish caught at the TU Kids Fishing Derby at Blackbird Island.
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