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The Ants of Summer

John Merwin talks in Field & Stream about ants, grasshoppers, crickets, and beetles and their scheduled appearance in late summer trout waters. He notes that if "you watch a trout pool during the late morning and afternoon, you'll often see the occasional gentle dimple of a rising trout. These rises will often be near a pool's center where the main current tongue slows and spreads. Such rises tend to be subtle and irregular, and they usually indicate trout rising to random terrestrials trapped in the current."

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