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Yesterday, my brother Dan ,my wife Lori, and I held a fly fishing school on the White River. We had twelve students including nine people that had never fished before. In the afternoon, we took the class fishing at roundhouse shoals. There was plenty of room to spread out. As soon as we arrived at 1:00 PM, a great caddis hatch started that went on for over three hours. Some of our students fished it with a green elk hair caddis size fourteen and others fished it with a size fourteen hares ear soft hackle. The students averaged about ten trout a piece. The largest fish was a twenty inch rainbow with substantial shoulders. The water was literally boiling with fish and Dan, Lori, and I for once, wished we were fishing instead of teaching. After the hatch we still caught fish on soft hackles but it was slower.

John Berry

John Berry

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Fly Fishing For Trout

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Excellent John, some new folks getting introduced to this wonderful sport, then immediately getting to see the fruit of their efforts...Wow!....

Say is Quin also a brother?

Dano

Glass Has Class

"from the laid back lane in the Arkansas Ozarks"

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Quin is my cousin. All Berrys fish.

John Berry

John Berry

OAF CONTRIBUTOR

Fly Fishing For Trout

(870)435-2169

http://www.berrybrothersguides.com

berrybrothers@infodash.com

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John: Ant further on the North Fork? Guess i'm getting a little nervous with our yearly trip only 11 days off! Could relax and just except what we find when we arrive. then there is always the waters of the White just never have fished those waters!

"God gave fishermen expectancy, so they would never tire of throwing out a line"

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Quin is my cousin. All Berrys fish.

John Berry

I met Quin during a rod building class a few years back...nice chap....Dano

Glass Has Class

"from the laid back lane in the Arkansas Ozarks"

Posted

Sorry to say there is no visable progress. The AQED gave the developers until the middle of April to take care of the problem. The only work I have seen is a few bales of hay. This site is 100 acres and it is going to take some engineering and a lot of work not to mention money to fix the problem. The best thing that I could suggest at this point is to monitor any rainfall. If you call Rainbow trout dock they can let you know the existing river conditions. John Berry

John Berry

OAF CONTRIBUTOR

Fly Fishing For Trout

(870)435-2169

http://www.berrybrothersguides.com

berrybrothers@infodash.com

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