just for Tim

rw wrote:
wrote:
rw wrote:

I limited out this morning in about 30 minutes:
http://www.ruralnetwork.net/~troutbum/IMGP0465.jpg


Congratulations! Those will be excellent!

Were.

If I don't get them the tourists and the ospreys will.

Some people think that stockers are not good to eat. Maybe that's true
some places, but I think these stockers are just fine. Hatchery Trout
Chow is probably as nutritious as natural food, if not more so. All the
protein a fish eats is broken down into amino acids and then reassembled
as proteins.

The best eating fish I catch around here are wild brook trout.

BTW, these fish were stuffed with caddis adults, which in my experience
is a little unusual here. They're normally stuffed with cased caddis nymphs.

I'd imagine 99% of the trout served in restaurants are from
aquaculture.

TBone

William Claspy wrote:
On 7/31/06 9:44 AM, in article
, "rw"
wrote:


This spot is about a mile from my cabin. Since I was hung over from our
first Sawtooth Music Festival:

http://www.sawtoothmusicfestival.com/

(which was a huge success, BTW), I was glad to go home and chill for the
rest of the day. I'm leaving to fish new spot for wild cutts in a few
minutes.


You suck.

And I mean that in the nicest possible way.

:-)

The new spot looked great but was devoid of fish, so I went to an old
reliable spot and did pretty well, with my best cutt of the season. It
was weird, though. There was a good caddis hatch and I was catching
trout in the run. There were a lot of rises across the run in the foam
line by an eddy pool. I'd get takes but couldn't hook up. It was
frustrating. Finally I caught one and it was a whitefish!

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rw wrote:
I limited out this morning in about 30 minutes:

http://www.ruralnetwork.net/~troutbum/IMGP0465.jpg


Nice catch...

Finally I caught one and it was a whitefish!

Did you eat that one too? I hear they re kind of boney.

MT