The bass were eating well once we tied on the topwater stuff.
The overall size was pretty decent on top as well although I saw a few monsters that spooked well before I ever got a cast on them. Those are the fish that keep me coming back though. The stream was beautiful and at a good level for throwing the topwater bugs.
I'll be heading back soon to sample some more of the bronze fish...
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Always envious, David. Too bad you are guiding so far from where I live....................
ReplyDeleteMel, with a little luck I may end up a little closer again someday. When I do, we need to get together and fish!
DeleteThat's some great looking water!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm pretty blessed to have such great water close by.
DeleteI still have a hard time believing that you can catch bass in rivers...and trouty looking rivers to boot. Nice. I'm with Mel.
ReplyDeleteHoward, bass in the rivers was one thing I missed while out in CO. Right about the time I started hearing about some local possibilities the floods showed up. If there actually were bass I'll bet they are in Nebraska now.
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