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Sam Potter

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On Thursday I was fishing in short sleeves. Two days later I am sitting at home working on my taxes with no desire to venture out with the temperature in the teens.

I was able to get out for about 3 hours on Thursday with limited success. I started with midges, and caught a couple of small guys. Switched over to a #18 black caddis and picked up two or three more smaller fish. There were a few of these caddis fluttering around, but not many. I wasn't there when they came off, but figured that a few may have fallen in the stream so the #18 black CDC worked out OK. I tried drifting some tiny black stonefies, but I didn't have any success with them. I switched over to what is becoming my favorite winter fly, Mike's Mohair leech and caught my biggest fish of the day, an 18 inch bow. I kept the same fly on as I worked back down stream to the truck and picked up 5 more. If you look closely into the water as you walk the stream you will see tiny little sculpins skittering around. I really belive the trout take the leech for one of these tiny sculpins. Whatever they take it for it works. If you see Kruse, don't tell him I like his fly, I don't want him to think he came up with one that works that well.

It may be next week before my next post. We have 3 games this week, Districts start next Saturday, and I have client coming in for a trip. If I have the time I will try to post that trip for you.

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As a matter of fact, after seeing your post I did happen to bump into Kruse, and your statement brought a smile to his face. I've had the privelege of fishing with him a few times--all of them very humbling. The guy has done unbelievable things for us MO trout bums, and the best line control I've ever seen.

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