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  1. #176
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Mike View Post
    how's the water holding out down there so far?
    Most streams look like mid summer including water temp. The best stream I fished drained a north facing basin. Thats the kind of water I’ll be looking for this season.


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  2. #177
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    Been a fun Spring so far!Click image for larger version. 

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  3. #178
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    ^ Well done mang! Love the big bug bite.

  4. #179
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    If you were leaving Denver for a three day fishing weekend this weekend, would you head to the Black canyon/gunni gorge? The rabbit? Elsewhere in the San Juans while they still have water?

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  5. #180
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    Clear Creek, Blue River in Silvethorne, Deckers, Cheesman, Dream Stream, Pan, Taylor.
    So many options!

  6. #181
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    Seriously, it's overwhelming. I get to fish most of those reasonably often, thinking I'll go down in the Black canyon for two nights. Anyone have an opinion on the best trail down for quality campsite/fishing access/minimizing poison ivy?

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  7. #182
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    The upper trail is better.

    Personally, I'd stick to tailwaters right now. Freestones are tough. Give me midges and mysis and 7X and I'm happy. That's real trout fishing. Dries are for pussies.

  8. #183
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    Went for a walk early this morning. I found what I was looking for.

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    "You can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning".

    -Scottish Proverb

  9. #184
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    Perfect little bonnies are perfectClick image for larger version. 

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    Bunny Don't Surf

    Have you seen a one armed man around here?

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    C’mon Dibs. You need to do this.

  11. #186
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    I'd be down, I'll bring Bindi along to help Louie fend off Dork Dog.

  12. #187
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobMc View Post
    I'd be down, I'll bring Bindi along to help Louie fend off Dork Dog.
    I smell something...

    A Poopfish Summit!

    Gotta get a new tip for my 7wt...

    And buy a strong shouldered 8wt for those monsters!

  13. #188
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    nice im bummed my timing didnt work out
    cause i aint gonna drive 8 hours to bfe wy to find out them fuckers disappear after june again
    been stingin a few





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  14. #189
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    Hey fellas, I'm back in JH so give me a yell if'n you wanna get up this way. I'd be psyched to connect with some of ya this summer. Low angle spare bedroom or choice back lawn camping.

  15. #190
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    Loving the carp stoke. I need to get out and catch a couple.
    "We had nice 3 days in your autonomous mountain realm last weekend." - Tom from Austria (the Rax ski guy)

  16. #191
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    The fish were practically jumping into my hand today. Maybe it's me...or perhaps it's the bug caviar.

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    Say hello to my little friend, Mr. No-shoulders.

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    In here you walk slowly and carry a big stick. You use that stick like a blind man. Mr. No-shoulders is always close by...somewhere.
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  17. #192
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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    The fish were practically jumping into my hand today.

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    In here you walk slowly and carry a big stick. You use that stick like a blind man. Mr. No-shoulders is always close by...somewhere.
    I know where you are, enjoy it for me, doubt I'll make it in this year.

  18. #193
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    Quote Originally Posted by snapt View Post
    I know where you are, enjoy it for me, doubt I'll make it in this year.
    Wait til you see what they just did with the road. It is four times as wide as it used to be. Below the old hillside ramp/parking area, it is a full three lanes wide, all the way to the water. They put in a new ramp and dozered in the old one. They plowed over the campsite and most of the lower parking too. My jaw hit the ground when I saw it. For the life of me, I can't see why they put in this grand avenue to nowhere. You can drive an RV right down to the water...for now. They did a real shit job of it too; the whole damn thing is going to wash out and turn into a total fucking disaster the first time a gullywasher hits it.

    Of course, the fancy new road takes you to the same old rattler and deer fly infested hell hole so...same old, same old. Once is enough for most anglers.

  19. #194
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    2018 tenkara logbook

    I will admit those things bother me down there. Haven’t walked it in a while after having an encounter scared the shit out of me.

    Djongo- I’d be happy to fish with you sometime. Fairly booked until the end of the month. Feel free to pm and bug me.

  20. #195
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    Hell, I'll take the rattlers over the deer flies any day. Snakes just want to be left alone. The deer flies, on the other hand, will keep coming after your blood until you kill them. They bite like a motherfucker plus they are a known vector for tularemia. High water years like this one means relentless swarms of deer flies so vicious that 95% of anglers who encounter them will not come back again. In a drought year, you might get 4 or 5 hassling you while you fish. The flies hatch out of the root networks of flooded tall grass so a high water year with flooded flats will mean a constant swarm of 50-100 flies tormenting you all day long. I've been bit so many times that I developed an allergy to fly spit.

  21. #196
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    Quote Originally Posted by neckdeep View Post
    Hell, I'll take the rattlers over the deer flies any day. Snakes just want to be left alone. The deer flies, on the other hand, will keep coming after your blood until you kill them. They bite like a motherfucker plus they are a known vector for tularemia. High water years like this one means relentless swarms of deer flies so vicious that 95% of anglers who encounter them will not come back again. In a drought year, you might get 4 or 5 hassling you while you fish. The flies hatch out of the root networks of flooded tall grass so a high water year with flooded flats will mean a constant swarm of 50-100 flies tormenting you all day long. I've been bit so many times that I developed an allergy to fly spit.
    I finally bumped into a snake down there after 5 years or so of walking in...I've never seen such a lethargic rattler in 90 degree weather, strange. Shame about the road, really a bummer...

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    That's just how Great Basin rattlers are. They are very docile and rarely buzz until you get alarmingly close (within 5 ft). They'd prefer to slink away unseen to coiling up and going defensive posture. If you've only seen one in five years, then you aren't looking very hard. The slope above three island riffle is LOADED with them. I'd bet you'd passed within 5-10 feet of one numerous times over those years but never knew it. The one in my pic was lying about a foot off the trail and I got to about four feet from it before I spotted him. No warning until I poked him with my stick. You just about have to step on them to draw a strike but, as passive as Basin rattlers can be, it can be all too easy to get within stepping distance before you get buzzed. I actually stepped over a small one once. I tell everyone to walk at 1/4 of your normal speed and always keep your eyes glued to the ground. Never walk and fish because the fuckers are right there at the water's edge. When it comes to walking through rattler infested grass so tall you can't see your feet...well, the fishing had better be worth it is all I can say.

    Um..yeah, if these were big ol' ornery Western Diamondbacks with a three foot strike range, I'd be a lot less cavalier about it.
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  23. #198
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    did a little walking in the woods


    ticked off a new species

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    ^^^ nice i gots your shirt from the wwp outing
    project healing waters outing tommarow if ya can ditch work

    hads to deal with a coon homesteading the chimney fore i could hit the road for sum fathers day piscatorial pursuits with my furkid and fam
    made it up late tues grabbed a couple prime riverside camps down in browns

    hit the river on dawn patrol

    stuck a few but none long enough to put in the net
    rolled out and hit the gorge
    nuffs wind to rend the sup inoperable
    but got a few to eat from shore



    the furkid wasnt helping from shore so we got back in the hogs
    and stuck one
    1/2 hour and a couple trips into the backing ,a under the boat and around the anchor line escape manuver and some unpooperesque top water sheninigans puts er in the nets






    my old man made it up and we floated an unproductive dry fly b into camp and the fugitive and his son

    better 1/2 showed up and we put the old mans new scrandon raft in for a float
    made friends

    caught fish

    and enjoyed river miles





    safely eh

    stayed cool


    pulled of late saturday and i decided to stop n exercise a few poopers on the way home




    dads day cheers from the high dessert


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    how's dad like that new raft? can't get work off but will hit you up soon to collect that new shirt

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