Today was the final, and warmest day of a 4 day warming trend so I thought I would head out on my home water and try to redeem myself from a skunking which had left a bad taste in my mouth at the beginning of the week..The river looked as good as I have seen it in quite sometime..
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Logindespite still being hunkered down on the bottom the fish were hungry and willing to take big flies if you could get them in front of there noses..
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LoginSome cool new art had appeared since last I was here..
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LoginAs always it was a great time..Till next time.. 0:0
Quote from: tomato can on December 12, 2010, 09:22:48 AM
Wow that is a nice brookie!
yeah I had a 10" rainbow on the line and as I brought it in that brookie was attacking it..even when the rainbow was right against my waist the brookie kept biting it as I was trying to pick it up..I finally grabbed the brookie, and he bolted and disappeared..I released the rainbow and on the next cast caught the brookie..this is a low elevation stream with no natives in it..the brookie is most likely a hold over..
Those rainbows are chubby - Nice to have a productive stream that's close by.
great looking water BRA! Fishies aint bad either, that girdle bugs killin um. 'c;