Spent the holiday weekend at Harmans. Fished on Sunday eve, most of the day on Monday, and a couple of hours on Tues. The water was running between 50-60 cfs. This was a little above normal for the dates, but it looked pretty low to me. The WT was in the low 70's, too warm for trout around here,but since these are stockies I didn't feel too bad about fishing. Anyway, the only areas where the fish were interested in biting was the fast pocket water and I found plenty of will takers. As you will see in the pic, the wading amongst the larger boulders was pretty tough on my legs and knees (I'm getting older too). Most fish grabbed a chartruse green weenie as it hit the water. With an olive crayfish and an olive bugger taking a fair share of fish. Most of the trout were nice sized bows and a few smaller browns thrown in. Did catch one brown of about 15 or 16". The very large hole down near my cabin #7 has a nice spring seeping in and there were at least 100 trout stacked up about 5 feet from shore. There were many bows in there that were well over 20". I never made it up stream further than cabin #15. That deep hole held many trout, but with the warm and slow moving water, the trout were not in the mood to feed. All in all it was another great trip down there and my wife and I hate to leave when it's time to go. Also on Monday, there were 5 eagles flying around near our cabin as we sat on the screened in porch just taking it easy. When the water cools down, the fishing will be great, if fishing for stockies in not beneath your taste. I had a good time, and hardly saw another fisherman the entire weekend. Let's see if I can get a pic or two up. Thes two pictures are the same stretch of the river just up from the bridge. One is the 1700 flow and the other is the 53 flow. Not much wading at 1700.