Break time

[wbchandler]

<p>Took a little break today from the stuff I got going on and hit the river. &nbsp;Only fished a hour or so and caught two red-eye&#39;s. &nbsp;I love how the markings on the red-eyes can be so different from one to another. &nbsp;Both these fish came from the same spot in the river.</p>
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[FlySlingerCole]

Beautiful Fish!

[BasserDrew]

Gotta love redeyes in small flows in the summer!

[the-bass-catcher]

<p>Yeah, it is interesting how they vary their "expression" of pigment blotches.&nbsp; I think some factors that affect expression are sunlight exposure, water clarity, and stress/mood of the fish.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>And just for my own 411 I gotta ask you, those came out of a stream in the upper Coosa basin correct?</p>

[wbchandler]

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<p><em>"And just for my own 411 I gotta ask you, those came out of a stream in the upper Coosa basin correct?"</em></p>
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<p>No, they were caught a little farther south and to the east.</p>
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[waderjon]

<p>Those are some really beautiful fish.</p>