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Fishers:
I'm going down into the Grand Canyon in a week and a half. In the Nankoweap Creek area. We're going for 8 days, I'm traveling as light as possible. That means no net, no waders, 1 rod, etc. Anyone have any tips or experiences they'd like to share? In particular, what flies would I most like to have along in late March/early April? Thanks, as always. - Bryan ps. Anyone been to the 'Juan lately? I may get to try the Rio Grande Gorge tomorrow/Sunday. |
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