COTTONING TO TROUT; LAKES O' GOLDENS REOPEN TO ANGLERS.(SPORTS)

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Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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September 3, 1998
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Byline: BRETT PAULY Angling
Sight-fishing is part shopping and part football.
Because the products are viewed first, anglers can make their selection before even wetting a line. Then they cast in front of the specimen like leading a receiver. When fish and dry fly connect, touchdown.
It's the feeling one gets when preparing to toss an insect imitation or a glittery lure to an unsuspecting golden trout in one of the namesake bodies of water that compose the remote Cottonwood Lakes Basin west of here.
``Oh, yeah, you can spot the fish usually along the edges where they are hanging out, cast in front of them and they do respond,'' said Culver City angler Ken ...