The flows were still low at around 63cfs below Strontia, unusual low for this time of year. I remember being up there in the Spring with flows ranging form 600-800cfs which makes the canyon pretty much unfishable.
Anyway, it was a beautiful morning to cast some flies and catch the occasional brown trout on a purple sakasa kebari and watch some Big Horn Sheep hang out on the trail.
Tight Lines my friends!
Buen viaje y buena pesca,felicitaciones...
ReplyDeleteVery nice trouts! Congratulations Karel!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. If the mountain sheep were not enough, the spots on that brown look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was a nice fishing trip in beautiful country....I'm jealous. Someday I would love to get out to that part of the country.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of fun. I would like to spend some time outdoors like that right now. Need a break from work. I don't have to fish or do anything in particular, just a bit of hiking and some time spent watching the water would work wonders.
ReplyDeleteI am sure that you went back home feeling recharged after that- plus you had some fresh fish to eat.
Wow what a great way to spend your day. Wish i could also spend a day like you. I know i won't get an opportunity like this because i live a concrete jungle
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