Had a great day with Nancy and Judy yesterday. We experienced rain, hail, lightning in the afternoon, great fishing on rock worm, macgruber, and chocolate midge. Judy got a big one!
Well the river was just raised last night and now is hovering around 2,800 cfs. With that being said the fishing has really started to turn on and the fish are moving back into their normal spots. It seems that all the hatches are being delayed a bit by the cooler water temps but should be back on track with the warmer temps.
Here is a pic of a baby fawn that Dan Hurzeler took late last week on the river.
Attached is a link to a short essay about a great friend Smokey Weinhandl who was paralyzed from the waist down due to an accident. Our very own Ty Hallock and the help of many others was able to take him out fishing. Check it out its a great read.
Pat and his brother Garth posing with a big Brown. Nice work guys!
Hoping everyone had a safe and enjoyable Memorial weekend and a huge thank you to everyone past and present that is in the Armed Forces.
Great is really what sums up how the fishing is right now. We have been spoiled in the fact that we have been able to catch fish with just about every technique of fly fishing. There have been some great blanket hatches of midges with some baetis mixed in. It will not be long before we start to see consistent hatches of pmd’s and caddis. Our guides have been finding fish all over the spectrum from seven feet all the way down to a foot along with fish on 
the surface as well. It has been a little bug program with medallion midges, mayhem midge, dorsey’s top secret, chocolate emergers, skinny nelsons, hickey’s auto emerger and gray rs2′s along with one fish that was fooled by a size 14 Peacock PMX. Pictured to the right is Jack with his first Grey Reef Rainbow!
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