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I've been having some fun with the rainbows on the Yakima recently.
I've posted three pictures of a small one I caught today. The pictures were taken with the rod in my left hand and the fish thrashing about at my feet. Yes, he's just about 12 inches, but his colors are classic, and he just didn't want to quit. I was parked illegally along I-90 at milepost 103, and had to be careful that my backcast didn't hit the car. The March Browns were hatching at size 12 or even 10, and the fish were eager. The interesting part was all the good looking water that had bugs on the surface, but no sign of fish. I think the population in this stretch is a bit low, so the fish are only in the best holes. We found them wherever there was enough of a backwater to hold a raft of the tiny midges that were everywhere. The fish ignored the midges, but hit the mayflies hard. One spot yielded 4 fish caught, and several lost. I quit when the state patrol told me to leave. I thought I was legal with the car 30 feet from the shoulder, but he disagreed and I didn't argue. Check out the pictures on ABPF Chas remove fly fish to reply http://home.comcast.net/~chas.wade/w...ome.html-.html San Juan Pictures at: http://home.comcast.net/~chasepike/wsb/index.html |
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TR: Rainbow's End (long) | Todd Enders | Fly Fishing | 3 | October 9th, 2003 06:51 PM |