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	<title>Fly Fishing &#187; Georgia</title>
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		<title>Fly Fisherman Meets Bigfoot in Northern Georgia</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After fishing for several hours, you eyes and mind tend to play tricks on you.  This is especially true when you&#8217;re out in &#8220;Black Bear&#8221; country.  Now I know what I a saw wasn&#8217;t a bear, it was something bigger, menacing, hungry and I&#8217;m sure it was Bigfoot.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After fishing for several hours, you eyes and mind tend to play tricks on you.  This is especially true when you&#8217;re out in &#8220;Black Bear&#8221; country.  Now I know what I a saw wasn&#8217;t a bear, it was something bigger, menacing, hungry and I&#8217;m sure it was <strong>Bigfoot</strong>.</p>
<p>Of course personal safety is always a concern when a bear comes after you, it&#8217;s the trout or you that the bear wants to eat and I prefer to hand over my catch of the day.  But this wasn&#8217;t a bear.</p>
<p>I hardly tell this tale, because they all say it was a bear and not <strong>Bigfoot</strong>.  But I know what I saw and those fellers Whitton and Dyer found Bigfoot&#8217;s dead body.</p>
<p>Now I&#8217;m not going to tell exactly you where I saw Bigfoot because it&#8217;s going to spoil a perfectly good secret that I was never planning to expose.  But whenever I&#8217;m in Atlanta, I try to make a side trip to Blue Ridge in the Northern part of GA.  You just gotta find the creek.</p>
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