After nearly 18 years on the river I continue to be suprised from time-to-time. Last night for instance, we set up in an area that I purposely hadn’t fished for a few days. This area a few days prior produced some very nice browns fairly early in the day after a morning spinner fall. Upon return to this area we found several nice fish rising and managed one 16″ brown right away. Now here’s the suprise, nealry every fish we took after that brown were all fat and sassy rainbows. To you, this might might not seem odd, but to me, I rarely catch bow’s in this particuliar spot, infrequently–if at all. Why rainbows last night? Well, I guess its pluasable to think that after the browns were out of those feeding lanes the rainbows moved in–hence my suprise.
Dr. Brandon and his dad relished the tremendous dry fly fishing the last two days on the Mo’. The combination of reliable hatches and great trout have them hooked. We can’t wait for their return visit. Pictured is one of many sassy bow’s from last night.
Capt. Steven Kuieck
