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Pesca con mosca en los Winds. Foto: Paula McCormick
Episodio #65: Consejos y trucos para pescar trucha dorada y temulco de Wyoming con Patrick Edwards

En este episodio de RadCast Outdoors, David le pregunta a Patrick sobre un viaje de pesca en el backcountry hacia Wind River Range con el objetivo de perseguir trucha dorada y temulco.

Patrick habla sobre la captura de truchas doradas, temulcos y truchas de arroyo con Jimmy y Mike, y también proporciona detalles sobre la experiencia de senderismo.

Wind River Range presume un paisaje bellamente accidentado, completo con lagos de alta montaña que albergan una variedad de peces. Pero generalmente es la trucha dorada la que la gente busca, nombrada por su coloración, dorada con franjas de naranja o rojo. Las truchas doradas prosperan en los lagos del backcountry de alta elevación de las montañas Wind River, que es uno de los lugares más destacados para pescar trucha dorada en Estados Unidos.

David y Patrick hablan sobre la magia de los lagos de agua cristalina y la sensación de poder ver un pez acercarse a la línea. Las truchas doradas son muy cautelosas de sus alrededores. Se asustan fácilmente, pero Patrick comparte algunos consejos y trucos para capturar una. Sintoniza para escuchar sobre la experiencia salvaje de pescar en lagos alpinos en Wind River Range y la sensación especial de estar en el backcountry.

Para visitar el podcast Rad Cast Outdoors, visita https://radcastoutdoors.com/blogs/radcast-outdoors-podcast-episodes/radcast-outdoors-podcast-episode-65-wyoming-golden-trout-and-grayling-fishing-tips-and-tricks-with-patrick-edwards.

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Trucha Dorada. Foto: RadCast Outdoors

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