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The river had dropped 100 cubic feet per second seemingly overnight, changing from a pumping heavy metal beat to a slow acoustic tune. Heavy rain two days prior had brought significant sediment into the river from nearby creeks, coloring the water and raising the flows. The water had just begun to drop, filtering out the sediment. From the road, the water was an array of bronze shades. The shallow riffles and soft side pockets in the rapids glittered amber like rays of sunlight touched it. Deep slow pools and troughs were marked by a dark coffee color. Drab gray skies held the cold air in the valley, although the weather report had promised sunshine and 60 degrees…

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Fly Fishing Christmas Island by Jackson Streit Christmas Island is one of the more special places in the world to fly fish – or for that matter, just to be. It is the largest saltwater atoll in the world and an angler’s paradise. It is located about 3 hours south of Hawaii and you can …

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