
I get up and am on the water around 10am today and start where I finished last night. I still have on the tan para-hopper but am getting no action what so ever. I try a few patterns with no luck before I finally find something that works. A Royal Coachman Parachute #18 was the winner and had action all day.


I move my way upstream hitting all the pocket water along the way. Throughout the day I catch around fifteen fish mostly browns but a few rainbows scattered in. I did manage to catch two good sized rainbows in the range of 15" and 18" that put up great fights. The larger of the two I caught in front of this little boulder in water about two feet deep. I cast to the pool and it missed it, so I cast again right away and it explodes and takes the fly.

I walk up the canyon only about a mile or two before I call it a day around 6pm and walk the tracks back to camp with a smile on my face from a great day of fishing.
Rod: 12' Unagi Universal Tenkara Rod
Line: 12' Hi-Vis Level Line #4
Fly that Worked: Royal Coachman Parachute #18
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