This is the only picture we have of the big brown that Jory caught, it flopped and swam off before we could get another picture. It was big though. This stream is really pretty small to house a fish larger than 12 inches, but we caught em'.
Not a good picture of the fish I caught, but you can see on the rock all of the caddis flies cases clinging on.
I attempted a couple of underwater photos....they weren't that good.
This photo shows the length of this rainbow that I caught. The indicator on the rod 20" hasn't been used for a while, but we used it on this trip. Biggest fish of the trip.
the hogg
All of the leaves had just started changing before we got there.
My 2nd biggest fish of the trip (that I landed) this was a 17" fat cut throat.
When we started our hike we had to wade across the stream in our bare feet. It was super cold and it hurt really bad, because we had 50 extra pounds on us. I almost fell in like 10 times
Starting our hike in. We hiked in so we wouldn't see other people. We went about 3 miles, then camped.
3 comments:
Dude, your pics turned out so awesome. That cutt is B E A U tiful. I want to hang him on my wall. I want to thank our wives, for letting us do this. we had the time of our lives. That Rainbow haunts my dreams.
Gorgeous photos. Did you eat any of those fish or just let them go?
Boy oh boy, I like the look of those big frisky trout!
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