Basin Day 2

April 26th 2008
Since our trout lakes were either not accessible or filled with dead trout we decided to hit the local warm water fishery. It proved to be a good decision as there was no wind and the bass and bluegills were already in the reeds ambushing our flies. No bobber needed, just a flick of the fly into the reeds with a strip, strip bam. We fished all morning into the afternoon on the west side of the lake.

April Basin Trip Day 1

4/25/2008

It was supposed to be the bloody fingers trip; however, our favorite lake was not accessible due to the snow on the roads. We did make it into a neighboring lake and found the ice just coming off. We thought the fishing would be red hot but unfortunately the winter took its toll. We found too many dead rainbows to count littering the shore and the ice, the ravens were feasting on the poor fish. A few did manage to survive and they took what we offered.

Southern Utah Rainbows

I was finally able to get out for the first time since November. The day started off slow but picked up in the afternoon. We caught multiple fat rainbows below indicators.

It seemed like the Provo

Hit a favorite tail water with a good friend, there were too many people to count. We only fished for a whole 5 minutes

Hunting Season

We were perched high on a ledge watching for cruising cutts. A few cooperated. The water was crystal clear and hardley a breeze.

Took the boys out fishing on a small stream. Action was great on an EHC and a big orange stimmy, even with the boys splashing through the creek. Brookies, Cutts and Garter snakes

Saturday July 7th hit a small north slope stream with Brent and listened to a lot of Shiny Toy Guns. It was a great day of dry fly fishing with no other anglers in sight. We caught White fish, Cutts and Brook trout.