Well, folks, it was time to head up to Coburn and shut down operations for
the season. I joined Handyman Mike and his able pal Brian, and in between
tidying up and packing up, we fished a bit.
Penn's has come up a bit from recent rains(and a snowfall), but the water
was a wee bit chilly. Of course, neither Mike or I had brought our
thermometers, so I will guess low 40's for the water temp. Bugs were few
and
very far between, so it was streamer fishing. Three glorious days of
wrenching our arms out of their sockets pitching 2 to 3 inch long
creations
repeatedly. A few fish did respond, and Mike ended the fishing with a fine
rainbow at the end of the Special Regs area.

I was wondering how the trip went. Hopefully, this is a week late, right?
It was not this last weekend. Please tell me it was the 20-22 of Oct.

I was a fine, although peculiar
season of trout fishing at Penn's......in all sorts of conditons, the
river
proved full of fish, all year long. Now, it is time to tie flies, and wait
until the spring Grannom hatches.

Tying a super secret fly I dun heard about just for that hatch.

Tom
p.s. Oh yes, I have a big fish story, but that will be the other
thread.....

Do tell, do tell!

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Frank Reid
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