Day 129
Today I decided to go to Bear Creek in the afternoon and headed up to lair of the bear park. It was a beautiful day with almost no wind and sporadic cloud cover. I arrived around 2:30pm and started by the parking lot.
I tied on a Royal Wulff I tied the other day and started fishing. I cast through a run that has produced fish in the past and after a few casts I finally get my first little brown. I move to a spot in front of a log as a family stops to watch me fish. Despite the curse of onlookers I manage to land my second fish of the day, and had a nice 10" brown to show the kids.
I move downstream and try a couple more spots above the bridge over the next hour and half catching fish in almost every spot I try. I have caught close to fifteen fish before I decide to change flies and tie on a self tied bright orange sakasa kebari. There were a a few fish that just would not take the royal wulff but were all over the kebari. I caught three fish in about ten minutes of fishing one hole before I switched back to the royal wulff to finish off the day.
I end the day at the same hole I started and catch one last fish before I call it a day around 5:30pm and sit around to watch what was a spectacular sunset. Another great day in the books!
Rod: Wakata 9' 6/4
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that Worked: Royal Wulff, Bright Orange Sakasa Kebari
I tied on a Royal Wulff I tied the other day and started fishing. I cast through a run that has produced fish in the past and after a few casts I finally get my first little brown. I move to a spot in front of a log as a family stops to watch me fish. Despite the curse of onlookers I manage to land my second fish of the day, and had a nice 10" brown to show the kids.
I move downstream and try a couple more spots above the bridge over the next hour and half catching fish in almost every spot I try. I have caught close to fifteen fish before I decide to change flies and tie on a self tied bright orange sakasa kebari. There were a a few fish that just would not take the royal wulff but were all over the kebari. I caught three fish in about ten minutes of fishing one hole before I switched back to the royal wulff to finish off the day.
I end the day at the same hole I started and catch one last fish before I call it a day around 5:30pm and sit around to watch what was a spectacular sunset. Another great day in the books!
Rod: Wakata 9' 6/4
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that Worked: Royal Wulff, Bright Orange Sakasa Kebari
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