Day 21
Went up to Bear Creek for the second day in a row on another glorious day. I started around 2:00pm again and headed up towards the spot. I tried a couple of spots down stream of the area with no luck and decided to go to the spot and tied on a Elk Hair Caddis.
Over the next three hours I land seven fish with the biggest being a mere 9" Brown and the smallest a little 4" Brown, all caught on the Elk Hair Caddis. I decide to take a break and then head down stream for the final three hours of the day.
I try a a few different spots with a couple of bites but no hook ups and move to a spot with a couple of pools on the side. After a few casts I see a fish feeding on the surface in the lower pool and start casting to it. Three casts in I hook a big Rainbow and as I go to net it, it shakes the hook out! The Rainbow had to be at least 12" and was thick. I keep fishing for another half hour with just a couple of nibbles and decide to call it a day.
For the second day in a row I saw some cool wildlife, this time a red fox at the end of the day when I was down stream. Once again another great day of fishing on Bear Creek.
Over the next three hours I land seven fish with the biggest being a mere 9" Brown and the smallest a little 4" Brown, all caught on the Elk Hair Caddis. I decide to take a break and then head down stream for the final three hours of the day.
I try a a few different spots with a couple of bites but no hook ups and move to a spot with a couple of pools on the side. After a few casts I see a fish feeding on the surface in the lower pool and start casting to it. Three casts in I hook a big Rainbow and as I go to net it, it shakes the hook out! The Rainbow had to be at least 12" and was thick. I keep fishing for another half hour with just a couple of nibbles and decide to call it a day.
For the second day in a row I saw some cool wildlife, this time a red fox at the end of the day when I was down stream. Once again another great day of fishing on Bear Creek.
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