By Richard Simms | MINERAL BLUFF, Ga. — The bright fluorescent green strike indicator drifted and bobbed in the gentle current. Suddenly the tiny piece of floating yarn just barely paused and dipped slightly. I brought the rod up quickly and found myself firmly attached to a rainbow trout, its bright reflection in the crystal-clear water catching the sunlight like a mirror.
Welcome to of North Georgia’s Toccoa River, just outside Mineral Bluff, Ga. Russ Rundberg, a volunteer with Trout Unlimited stood ready with the net and after a brief, but fierce battle, the first trout I’ve caught with a fly rod in many years was in hand.
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