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Any trout/char 16" or bigger that would take a dry fly consistently...
Freshwater: Wild, early summer-run Skamania strain steelhead. Only way to improve on that is have more of them (or just have them again).
Why?
> they take dry and wet flies
> sight fishing in fast boulder strewn water
> mint bright, gorgeous fish
> fight with jumps and blistering speed
> closest thing in freshwater to pelagic saltwater speedsters (which of course they are that too) but in beautiful fly water stream environments
Sailwater: I like @adamcu280 idea for a wahoo variant. A species that is probably top 3 on my bucket list. That or a Dorado variant, although not sure what to improve. They come damn close to the perfect saltwater fly rod fish. Aggressive fly eaters, often sight fished. Fight with Jumps and high speed runs. Mind-blowing colors. And factoring in I like to eat fish, tasty and a prolific, sustainable resource.
Agreed. My favorite place on earth is a wilderness lake or thin blue line that you cast terrestrial patterns at cruising browns, some over two feet long….the anticipation of take or rejection is too much!