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Spring Rocky Mountain Tailwater Trip
Our April trip out to the Colorado Rocky Mountains produced some monster fish again this year. We focused on fishing the tailwaters, as run-off had already kicked in by mid-April. The tailwaters were low, making the fishing pretty tough, but we were able to get into some really nice fish. It took a couple of days to develop patterns on the larger fishes movement, and on day three we landed some huge fish. The morning produced four fish between 27 and 28 inches and was one of our best days ever fly fishing. The key was to locate fish in heavier moving water, as it gave them less time to look over the fly. The fish were also pretty scattered throughout the river, so finding fish that were less pressured was also key. Read More
Our April trip out to the Colorado Rocky Mountains produced some monster fish again this year. We focused on fishing the tailwaters, as run-off had already kicked in by mid-April. The tailwaters were low, making the fishing pretty tough, but we were able to get into some really nice fish. It took a couple of days to develop patterns on the larger fishes movement, and on day three we landed some huge fish. The morning produced four fish between 27 and 28 inches and was one of our best days ever fly fishing. The key was to locate fish in heavier moving water, as it gave them less time to look over the fly. The fish were also pretty scattered throughout the river, so finding fish that were less pressured was also key. Read More
Midwest Monster Brown TroutBy Jason Lenz, Pro Staff
The brown trout were stacked up in the hole and we were catching them every couple of casts. It was a perfect run, with a long riffle leading into a deep corner hole. Every once in a while you would see a fish flash and they were eagerly taking our flies. We had each caught maybe 10 fish when it happened... My fishing friend was landing a nice trout when the beast emerged from the depths and grabbed the fish on his line. He took off downstream with the brown t-boned in his mouth before dropping it near the tailend of the pool. Stunned and not quite sure what to think, we proceeded fishing the hole, only to have the beast return about 10 minutes later and take a swipe at another fish. Read More
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