"For the past 30 years, hatchery production of Pacific salmon (chinook, coho, brown trout and steelhead trout) have provided the backbone of a Great Lakes angling renaissance that has sustained commercial and economic development in many coastal Great Lakes communities." Dreams of Steel chronicles the development and sustainability of this great resource, through the lens of a fly fishing journeyman.
 Headed out to 18 Mile on 4/22. The water was low and gin clear. There were fish everywhere. Behind every female there was four or five males fighting for her. My bright pink streamer was attcked with agression. Many of the males were brightly colored and appeared to have been in the creek for quite some time. Here are a few pictures to drool over!     |
posted by DreamsOfSteel at 7:11 PM
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