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A trout stream untouched by man. (BILL THOMPSON PHOTO)

Forty-eight degrees the other morning at the house, and I had to find a blanket the night before. There is a change in the air. To be honest, I don’t care for 90-degree days and high humidity and neither do trout.

Water levels are drastically low, and we need a steady rain. We have had some dramatic storms lately; however, they have provided little relief for our water starved streams and ponds. My favorite trout pond is the lowest it has been in years and the land owner says he can’t remember it being this low.

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