Anybody fished the weber lately, looking to go this friday or saturday. If anyone wants to join let me know, it is supposed to warm up [cool]
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Love to Steve. You all scared me off on the Weber being frozen however[
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Been hitting the P. Going up to Four Seasons in the morning and drag Mark out for awhile.
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Its clear up higher past mountain green from what I heard, wish I could go down to the provo and wipe out my skunk from the last trip! Good luck.
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Check with me about Friday or Saturday please
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[quote STEVEF39]Its clear up higher past mountain green from what I heard, wish I could go down to the provo and wipe out my skunk from the last trip! Good luck.[/quote] of course the one time we fish the middle you get skunked! Do you know if your doing Friday or Saturday?
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I can do either just watching the weather, I think friday will be better but either will work you wanna go [
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I can't do Friday... I will let you know about Saturday. But don't wait on me, go whenever and if I can make it ill let you know!
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How's Saturday looking.
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River was clear of ice at the mountain green exit and up. Fished the peterson exit for a couple hours got a nice fat brown, and a couple smaller cutts. Temps were around 35 and no ice in the guides [bobhappy], All fish were healthy and fat, wish I had more time, they were very active!
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went up today by the Croyden exit (below the dwr land) and slayed the browns in every deep hole I found. Average fish was 14-16 and the biggest was 19-20 in. A couple HUGE whitefish too! Fly of choice was the good ol' pink squirrel... a driftless favorite from back home!! Some of the best fishing I have ever had, although, I was hoping to get a cutty.
Funny thing is when i went upstream to the dwr land it was completely frozen.
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Nice, havent fished that area much, I think only once, I will have to give it a try!
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What is a pink squirel? Is it a scud/sow pattern?
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![[Image: pink_squirrel.jpg]](http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f17/FlyGoddess/Flies/pink_squirrel.jpg)
Pink Squirrel Nymph
Hook: Scud hook (here a Dai-Riki #135), size 12-16.
Bead: 1/8-inch gold bead.
Weight: .020 lead wire.
Thread: Pink, 6/0 or 140-denier.
Tail: Pearl Krystal Flash, 4 or 5 strands.
Rib: Red Ultra Wire, X-Small.
Abdomen: Hare's ear or squirrel dubbing.
Head/Collar: Pink Ice Dub, MFC Lucent Chenille, or dubbing.
What size you been fishing?
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Damn, I like it! you tie that yourself? size 14.. but i have noticed with a squirrel size doesn't really matter, anything 12-16.
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Nice. Thankyou for the info.
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The cement plant kicks some warm water into lost creek only a couple hundred yards up from the confluence with the lower section of the Weber. I would suspect there would be some fish hanging out in that section. I wouldn't doubt its frozen solid above croyden because of the lack of outflow from echo reservoir after draining to repair the dam this last year.
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