I stopped at the Poudre for a cast or two. It snowed 3 inches last night and warmed up today so the river flows were up which typically makes for some great fishing. Since 80% of the water that would naturally be in this river is diverted for agricultural and residential use, the river can actually stop flowing for periods of time during the dry spells in the summer and winter. The fish have to hunker down in the deepest holes just to survive. Water rights have been issue in the west for as long as people have lived here and the fish (and fisherman) don't have much of a say in the matter. All that to say I was thrilled to see the river flowing fast and deep and so were the fish. 3 hours yielded 9 beautiful trout. Katie let me take the fancy camera so I got some nice pics...
Let's try this again
6 years ago
2 comments:
i love the one where he's curved around the rock and the next one down in the grasses. you are turning into quite the photographer, a good student of the master misses. its enjoyable to read your tidbits, very educational, i'm always impressed by how much you know about your craft. keep up the writing frere, you're so good at it. is that bill shakespeare???
yes nice writting and nice trout. see you at teds place in the am for some walden fun.
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