Weather didn't shut down the river!

[HD7000]

Well, since this weather has shut down all my favorite late spring fishing holes, I decided to hit the Weber. I almost forgot how beautiful and peaceful it is wading down a stream all alone with nothing but mother nature to keep you occupied.
I was rewarded for my efforts too! The river gave up some beautifully colored rainbows and a couple feisty browns!
Had decent success stripping streamers until my wrist couldn't handle the fly rod anymore, then the white tube jig and f-5 rapala finished the day out.
All and all, it was a great day! Returned around a dozen fish and brought home a limit to feed the fam.
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[Flyfishinglover]

Those are some nice browns and bows you got there.

Did someone forgot to check the fishing regulation for weber river [laugh].
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[HD7000]

Yeah, only two trout upstream of Echo...
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[Delement87]

and again flyfishlover thinks he knows everything! nice fish!!!
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[HD7000]

And no, those aren't cutthroats! lol
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[fishman]

Nice report. I was in the mtn green area for work today and fished a small stretch for about 15 minutes with rapalas. I caught a good brown that measured 20" and was solid. I have hooked quite a few browns this year with rapalas and flies pt's, scuds, and midges but i never get into any bows. Is one stretch better than another for bows? I fish it from Rockport to Coalville and down to the mouth of the canyon and no bows? Any advice for a bow for the smoker? I'm hitting it tomorrow, hope the rain keeps people elsewhere.
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[HD7000]

The Weber gets fished pretty hard, they can be hard to find. When I go out, I do a lot of wading/hiking and cover a lot of ground! The stretch of river above devil's slide can be good and has some nice fish, but I have also caught them by the golf course in Riverdale...
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[ddmoogs]

They plant bows through Riverdale but I've never caught one anywhere else on the river either.
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