Van_Cleaver
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- May 11, 2007
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Got out of work early today and happened to have my fly rod along. Working a mile away from the creek does have it's advantages! Fished a stretch of open water I haven't been on yet this season. Sunny and a light breeze; I forgot to drop in my therm. but I'd guess about 57-58. Water clear and still pushing along nicely. Covered a lot of water with a tandem rig and moved a good no. of fish considering I started at 1:30 and fished to about five. The nicest was what appeared to be a hold over brown pushing 15''. Too bad he was foul hooked on a tiny ant. Probably hit the caddis pupa and I was too slow on the draw. One heck of a fight on 6X! Explored some runs I hadn't seen in years, which was a little sobering due to the silt filling in a lot of nice holes and runs. Still, there where trout over half a mile from the nearest stocking location, and only saw a couple guys on the way out. Caddis continue to dominate, and there were a few risers today. Hoping for some more rain, soon; trout were way fussier than my last outing. Hooked around twenty, and landed about half that.
