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Highlandville, Ia. — Shadows cast by steep tree-covered bluffs stretched across portions of Waterloo Creek, offering trout darker pools to occupy on the sun-drenched but cool October day.Three anglers dodged cow pies and glanced over their shoulders at bawling cattle, then forward at the meandering stream as it flowed through the expanse of still-green pastures."You expect that when you are trout fishing in Iowa," said Chad Carlson, 48, of Denison, as he skirted a cow with her calf.Carlson, 36, and two of his friends, Mark McClellan, 31, of Roland and Rick Dawson, 47, of Indianola, were heading back to the trout streams after catching and releasing about 20 trout on North Bear Creek during the morning."The neat thing about trout fishing is you can see the fish, see the bait and see the strike," Carlson said.All three men fish with spinning rods, mostly using night crawlers as bait, but Brent Hagen of Denison, who couldn't be with his friends last weekend, and Dawson also fly-fish. The fly-fishing, Dawson said, can take some time to learn and even longer to perfect.His excitement showed, however, when he caught a trout in late afternoon, his first trout with his fly rod."I don't use - more available