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As Sunday wakes, I watch the sunrise Peaking over the yawning Sawtooth Range. Idaho's Rocky Mountain loving arms wide open Stretch to embrace the East fork of the Salmon It’s at this bend I feel the need to take in All the wonderment, that emerges to take my breath away. I load my rod and chart a path for my line, As I spot two survivors, drifting in and out of the undercut. Feeling good about this, I offer up a clodhopper, It drifts by unacknowledged, not even a balk. WTH I think to myself, as I tie on a dropper, And make one last presentation……………. “Well I’ll be ****** never seen a trout yawn.” - K.E. Carman 2017
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 5:28 PM UTC
A Salmon River Sunrise
As Sunday wakes, I watch the sunrise Peaking over the yawning Sawtooth Range. Idaho's Rocky Mountain loving arms wide open Stretch to embrace the East fork of the Salmon It’s at this bend I feel the need to take in All the wonderment, that emerges to take my breath away. I load my rod and chart a path for my line, As I spot two survivors, drifting in and out of the undercut. Feeling good about this, I offer up a clodhopper, It drifts by unacknowledged, not even a balk. WTH I think to myself, as I tie on a dropper, And make one last presentation……………. “Well I’ll be ****** never seen a trout yawn.” - K.E. Carman 2017
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 5:28 PM UTC
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