North Country Angling - brook trout 1

Brook trout are the indicator of good water quality. (STEVE ANGERS PHOTO)

One of the great things about angling is the never-ending education received. Every time out on the water can add to the building of the encyclopedic knowledge of trying to outwit a creature with a brain the size of a pea.

Yet there are some places where an angler invests time to try different techniques, different flies and different equipment. My in-law's farm pond was such a place. It was a classroom for anglers and non-anglers alike.

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