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Solo Fly Fishing & Camping at Talbingo Dam | Peace, Solitude & Trout Fishing

Solo Fly Fishing & Camping at Talbingo Dam | Peace, Solitude & Trout Fishing

Two days of solo fishing and camping at Talbingo Dam! There’s something special about heading out alone – a mix of risk, peace, and freedom you just don’t get with others. On this trip, Pat spent two days exploring Talbingo, chasing winter trout on the fly, and soaking in the solitude of camping by the water. Day one brought tough fishing conditions, but persistence paid off with a cracking brown trout that made the whole trip worthwhile. The campfire, the rain rolling through, and the frosty morning sunrise made it all the more memorable. Day two offered picture-perfect weather, even if the fish weren’t as cooperative – but that’s winter fly fishing! At the end of the day, it was all about being out there and enjoying what winter has to offer. If you love fishing, camping, or just the idea of escaping into the wild on your own, this trip is for you.

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