That shot of the stream in the snowy hemlocks is the Upper Neversink in the Catskills, haunted by the ghosts of Gordon and Hewitt and a few other spirits.
Halls Mills covered bridge, Upper Neversink
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Posts: 264 08/29/2007 21:02 |
We few We happy few We bamboo brothers |
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Posts: 270 08/30/2007 15:37 |
Well, I didn't include "landscape" shots in my entry. I think the best covers of magazines should tell a story. Not just a "look at me, I
caught a big fish story", but the look on the face of an angler who just missed a big fish or someone throwing a rock into a hole of their unsuspecting
buddy. That kind of stuff. But, since I can't resist laying landscape shots on the table, here are a couple of mine from WV headwater brookie streams...
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I love the blurred water from a longer exposure time! I've never been able to reliably or predictably do that with my digital p/s (point-and-shoot, that
is; it's not a great camera, but it's not precisely a POS either
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thread- keep 'em coming, all~
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Beautiful pictures, Wvangler.
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Posts: 822 09/01/2007 17:53 Rod Maker |
What an spectacular view!!! If I were there, I would treat to cast a # 22 Humpy at the middle of the current where the three big rocks are.
Thank you for sharing Oldtrout. Marcelo
Last Edited By: Marcelo Calviello 09/01/2007 17:57.
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Which photo would work best for a cover the 1st, 2nd or 3rd photo?
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Posts: 827 09/05/2007 12:46 |
Yes.
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Posts: 479 09/06/2007 13:22 |
Cimarron River in New Mexico
Colorado River 
Same River in Colorado 
High Mountain lake in Colorado
The trout takes the fly, the line tightens and it's like I was blind, but now I
see.
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Posts: 1612 09/06/2007 17:25 The COOLER |
This is NOT a photo I took. It was on this board at least a year or so ago and I apologize for not knowing who the photographer was. I have kept it and used it from time to time as a screen saver. To me, this is one of the best "covers" around. Rolf 
Brook Trout are God's way of reminding us everything is going to be alright. |
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Posts: 36 09/06/2007 23:29 |
Awesome shots guys!!!! I thought the South East could use some more represenation, so here are some from western NC and north GA.
Rich A cold morning in the north GA mountains 
Smith's Creek rainbow
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Great stus by everyone. Wanted to contribute one. Couldn't figure out the sizing.
Night falls on the Miramichi |
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Love this thred.
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Posts: 1762 09/17/2007 23:49 Moderator |
The cat in the fish bowl:
- Uni
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Posts: 52 09/18/2007 18:24 |
uniphasian wrote: Gotta love high-sticking that pocket water. My favorite way to fish! Nice pic... 
Everyone's got to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer.
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Posts: 75 09/20/2007 21:17 |
!5" Codorus Brown - York County PA Bob |
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Posts: 453 09/30/2007 23:42 |
Southern Wisconsin spring creek brook trout. Last day of the 2007 season.
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Posts: 257 10/15/2007 15:41 |
South Platte River in September
South Creek Ltd rod, custom net, Peerless Reel and a beautiful native. White River, Colorado 
Fairy Fly Rod, Peerless Reel and a native trout. White River, Colorado, 1991 
"If a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, where is the man who has enough to be out of danger?"
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Posts: 82 10/15/2007 18:46 |
Rolf Jacobsen wrote:Rolf, The photographer is Tom Chandler (MountainsAllAround) and the angler is Dave Roberts (Bamboo Adict) who also appears in another Tom Chandler photo on the cover of Joe Beelart's book "Oregon Bamboo". Not sure which stream is in the photo though I think it may be the Rogue River in southern Oregon.
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My Father on the "Dream Stream" Colorado
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