Day 113
Third day of trip and the campsites are filling up. Thankfully no one is fishing and I still have the creek to myself. I decide to start the day the same as the last and head straight over to the creek. It's about 10am as I get started and not to long before I have landed my first fish of the day. As before I move upstream fishing every spot I can and getting pretty good results. The rain starts to come down around noon and I decide to call it a day on the creek with eight fish in for the day and one being a Rainbow Trout.
I pack up and decide to head home and do a little fishing along the way. I stop at a pullout along Ten Mile Creek to try my luck with a little nicer weather on this side of the pass. I cast to a pool that I think has a fish but get nothing when I change up to a olive para-hopper and on my first cast I hook a nice 11" Brown Trout. I try a few more pools and runs with no luck before I drive further downstream and pull in at the gas station at Copper Mountain next to the creek. Not to long into it I have landed a little Brook Trout and then another and another. I have been fishing for less than a half hour and have not moved more than 100 feet. I find a little area with a tiny plunge pool and start casting to the pool. With no luck to be had on the surface I cast through the plunging water and sure enough come up with a fish. I have landed a nice 12" cutthroat to make a grandslam for the day even if it wasn't on a single creek.
I call it a day and head home with another good of fishing on some new water.
Rod: Iwana 12'
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 12' #4
Fly that worked: Parachute Adams, Olive Para-Hopper,
I pack up and decide to head home and do a little fishing along the way. I stop at a pullout along Ten Mile Creek to try my luck with a little nicer weather on this side of the pass. I cast to a pool that I think has a fish but get nothing when I change up to a olive para-hopper and on my first cast I hook a nice 11" Brown Trout. I try a few more pools and runs with no luck before I drive further downstream and pull in at the gas station at Copper Mountain next to the creek. Not to long into it I have landed a little Brook Trout and then another and another. I have been fishing for less than a half hour and have not moved more than 100 feet. I find a little area with a tiny plunge pool and start casting to the pool. With no luck to be had on the surface I cast through the plunging water and sure enough come up with a fish. I have landed a nice 12" cutthroat to make a grandslam for the day even if it wasn't on a single creek.
I call it a day and head home with another good of fishing on some new water.
Rod: Iwana 12'
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 12' #4
Fly that worked: Parachute Adams, Olive Para-Hopper,
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