I hit the weeb sunday evening around 5 30 i fished about 1 mile below exit 92 at the rest stop and down to where the river bends by the old rail road trussels. I fished a orange san waun worm with a tungstun olive midge below that. I did have an ok trip nothing fast or furious but in two and half hours i caught 4 fish 3 cutts and one white fish. all the fish were about 15-16 in. I do have a question for the more experinced weber fisherman. Is it unusal to catch that many cutts in this section or is that the norm, And is there maybe a better tech. for this area. I did see alot of bugs on the water and a pretty good hatch going on but not any fish feeding on the surface. The good thing I only ran into one other fisherman who was chucking hardware and he hadnt any success so that was enjoyable to have a section of river without much pressure.
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That area holds many cutts. I have caught plenty up to 22" in recent years.[cool]
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We used to catch tons of cutts up in that section growing up. Sounds like you had a nice trip, good for you! Nothing better than having a section of river to yourself. [
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-Rich
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Still waiting for you to teach me the WEEB Richy[
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[quote flygoddess]Still waiting for you to teach me the WEEB Richy[
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Still trying to convince the wife to allow me to meet up with a strange woman I met online....for some reason, she hasn't bit! [laugh] LOL! I'll keep on her......[
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-Rich
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Just tell her i am old and homely...plus very married[
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[quote flygoddess]Just tell her i am old and homely...plus very married[
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I'll try. Besides, she thinks I am more attracted to fish than a woman anyways! She'd more concerned about the 20" brown I would catch then the random internet lady![laugh]
Maybe a couples outing? Just a thought. [
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-Rich
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Works for me...absolutely.
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