Here in Utah and parts of Idaho, the 24th of July is a holiday (Pioneer Day)
So with a three day weekend, we headed North.
Had mixed weather, with Rain, Big wind storms, and Hot muggy days all rolled into three fantastic fishing days.
Storm rolling in:
Check out the BIG FISH cloud!
Species? KAMLOOP!!!! Best fighting TROUT out there.
First off, what are they eating?
Okay Chironomids!
And Damsel Nymphs:
FISH!
Even Baxter bonded with the fish:
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I love those pictures. Thank you for sharing goddess [
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Peter
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[cool][#0000ff]Very nice. Those were some beautiful bows.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I'm betting that within a half second of the picture that Baxter bit that fish's head off. He tried for mine but he couldn't jump that high. Thankfully the cyclone fence kept him from chomping a little lower. Nasty little doggie.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Does he prefer boo or glass?[/#0000ff]
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FUNNY! True, but funny. He has no preference.
He sits in a rubbermaid container on my boat, When I came in shore, a frog jumped on the shore and hit the container top by a couple of inches.
Could you imagine if the frog had landed IN the container with Baxter!!!!!
He guards his yard! HELL BOY!
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Damn, stillwater troutin' at its best! Sooo jealous. Wish I could get on some of that deep midgin' action.
I really need to suck it up and go all in on that technique. I just don't have the confidence (and perhaps more important the water!).
_SHig
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Thank you for sharing this experiance. Great pictures!!
A bit off topic but I am still in awe with the comfort and practicality of the Simms G3 Convertables. You have brought my tubing to a new comfort level!!!! The mid range Rivendells are keeping friends dry also. Thank you, Illinoisgiller
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I was looking at the picture and I can't understand it. It says "fish", All I saw was a TOAD!!!!!!
Nice fish! When Katie comes home from camp I will show these to her. Ron
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