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Quick evening trip to the mountains



By Troutnut on October 3rd, 2017
After work last night I drove up to the Taylor River, a tributary of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie. I was just in the mood for the aesthetics of this place, and it didn't disappoint. The largest of the several wild coastal cutthroat I caught was less than 8" long, and most were around 6".

I'm glad I enjoy catching small trout in big places.

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Big patch of edible puffballs. From the Taylor River in Washington.
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Most recent comments on this post (latest on top)

LumberyardFebruary 20th, 2018, 7:17 pm
Posts: 1		Wow Beautiful, You wouldn't have to twist my arm for me to spend a day there NICE ............... Mike
Peter21December 11th, 2017, 2:21 am
united states

Posts: 1		those mountain streams looks perfect :) Thanks for sharing, you have a wonderful blog
fishinghobby17
CrenoOctober 5th, 2017, 8:40 pm
Grants Pass, OR

Posts: 305		Looks like that is one of those mountain streams where it is hard to make a living........ but still awful pretty!

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