From cutthroat to steelhead country - We had a memorable walk between Wyoming and the state of Washington. We firstly encountered lots of beautiful cutthroats around the Yellowstone park, before moving on to the Grande ronde for the more elusive steelheads. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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From cutthroat to steelhead country

We had a memorable walk between Wyoming and the state of Washington. We firstly encountered lots of beautiful cutthroats around the Yellowstone park, before moving on to the Grande ronde for the more elusive steelheads.
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