Yukon Goes Fishing (YGF): Some Fish from Fall

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Some Fish from Fall

18" beaverhead brown and the fishstache

24-25" beaverhead rainbow bucko caught on a size 20 midge nymph with 6x tippet.

24-25" beaverhead rainbow

typical beaverhead brown

24-25'' beaverhead rainbow

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