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Fly-Fishing: Released trout may not survive fight in summer heat

Thursday, July 1, 2010

By Morgan Lyle

For the past couple of seasons, we haven’t had to worry much about the effect of the summer heat on trout fishing, but this year seems to be different. The TV weatherman may gush about warm, sunny days being nice weather for the beach, but trout and trout fishermen prefer it rainy and cool....

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