I arrived on location sometime in the early afternoon and after a walk through the woods I made my way down to the stream. I could tell this rain had helped things out as the water was making plenty of noise, the bugs where everywhere and I'd hope the trout would be too. After spooking a large number of trout right off the bat I knew that at least they were there. Dark shadows were darting in every direction at my looming shadow. Stealth and keeping a low profile would be needed today for sure.
I decided to start at this pool and work my way up from here.
As soon as my fly hit the water It was gone! Good way to start things out.
I continued to work my way upstream from here taking fish from every pool varying in size from 4-7 inches.
Just as I was coming upon a large rock in the middle of the stream to hide behind to cast I saw this on the rock! I was like what the heck, did someone lose their pet millipede!!! I have never seen one this large ever before.
As much as I wanted to touch this thing I was kinda nervous I'd end up paralyzed stream side and become bear bait so for once I stayed my hand and kept moving upstream.
I then came upon this nice little pool and as soon my fly got to the rock I saw a orange flash under the water and the most beautiful fish I have caught this year came to hand.
Moving on up!
Looking back down...
Oh man by this time I did NOT want to leave but that thing called the real world came calling so I left this most special place wearing big smiles all the way home :)
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