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 Newbie Question
 
 5/7/2008 5:25:41 PM
northmedic
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Newbie Question
 (United States)
Hello all, I am curious about some of the fishing up north (duluth area?).. I have done a bit of fly fishing for trout in SE MN with pretty good success, however, I am really interested in catching some brook trout, which are kind of scarce in SE. I have been told by a few people that going up north is the way to go for brookies, the problem is I live in SW MN and it is a 3.5hr drive and I am in no way familiar with the area or how/where to fish up there. Just so you know, I am NOT looking for anyone's special spots or to step on toes, just would like some advice about the area and some places to possibly start at and then I can take it from there. I am looking for small-med wadable (somewhat) streams that I can try my hand at.. Any advice would be greatly appriciated. Thanks! Josh
 5/11/2008 9:51:27 PM
Big Fella
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Re: Newbie Question
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Best way to get started on the North Shore is to visit with John at Great Lakes Fly Shop in Downtown Duluth, he us how to rig for the streams up the and put us on steelhead.  My friend had never caught a steelhead on a fly rod before and I had one to my credit from last fall on the Root in Racine, WI.  John was a tremendous help and we both caught steelhead that afternoon.

Good Luck!

Big Fella Chaska & Aitkin, MN
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