Unnamed Wild Trout Stream

[albatross]

I met JackM for the first time this morning and he and I got to enjoy a beautiful little unnamed wild trout stream. Even though the water temps were in the 30s, we were each able to coax 2 fish to wooly buggers.

 

[Fredrick]

Nice pics but were is Jack ?

 

[albatross]

Jack is on the left, next to Waldo...

 

[JackM]

While that last picture looks like I may be tangling with a trout, in reality, I was captured trying to undo a snag.

Here are a couple more pics. The first is the stream-- the water was raging, but still fishable. The second shows albatross with one of his trouts.

 

[dave1066]

Jack,

Nice sweater... be sure to bring that to the Smoky's!!

My Fiancee' called it an old man's sweater! haha...

Trouthunter-

 

[JackM]

It's very warm. I wear it fishing all winter. By April 22, it'll smell like an old man too.

 

[ryanh]

at least somone did well. I couldn't resist anymore and went to Camp Run on Sat. It started snowing once I got out of my jeep and probably snowed 3 inches in my two fishles hours there... oh I caught one sculpin on my mean jo green. never caught a sculpin before....

The rig went sideways sliding down the hill back to the "main" road. flipping the truck in indian country would have been the end to a perfect outing. I'm going back to california.

 

[flyman]

Looks like a nice creek, is that normal flow?
By chance is it the unamed tributary to Beaverdam creek in Somerset county? 🙂
Flyman

 

[albatross]

Flyman,

Definitely not normal flows. I'd say 80th to 90th percentile if I had to guess. We're both anxious to get back there when the stream is a little calmer and the fish are looking up for drys.

The stream does actually have a name, but I'd rather not post it. It does not flow into Beaverdam Creek.