i love catching me some browns! cutthroats taste so much better but there is nothing like hooking into a big brown. headed up to mountains on wed night to do some night fishing for the big boys, water levels are perfect right now and day time temps should force these buggers are in force! nice pic, love the red dots! we don't get that here much with the red except for in fall.
Made it out over the holiday weekend! I was able to get into a couple beautiful Browns!
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Nice kings! Looks like a blast!I had a real fun fishing trip for King Salmon a week or two ago. We caught and released a bunch of Kings, nothing big, all under 25 pounds, but had a blast. I only keep them for my wife, she likes Salmon. I only like them if they don't taste like Salmon.
Yeah, I tie most of my own flies. This is a woven (Polish) mayfly nymph variant which I've been using quite a bit recently in different color combinations. They are kind of a pain to tie but they're very durable and they work.
Can I get about 100 dozen of that fly? Looks like a great pattern and with the woven body I'm sure you know I'm kidding. Good job! Sure looks like a fine piece of water.Yeah, I tie most of my own flies. This is a woven (Polish) mayfly nymph variant which I've been using quite a bit recently in different color combinations. They are kind of a pain to tie but they're very durable and they work.
Not sure how much they like coffee and donuts, but I certainly gave it my best chumming effort!
Lmao! I love it. Glad this is on the hunting forum. This is why I fish the Madison in October. We go only to throw the big bugs. No 7X tippet for this guy. Straight stout 6 wt. rod 3X Tippett and articulated streamers here. This is something I wish you hadn't let out of the bag. Hope no one from a fly fishing forum see's this. This has been a little secret of mine for awhile(not really a secret to locals). Good thing is the elitist turn their noses up to this style of fishing.
