47 entries found
| Name: Jack Gillum |
Date Submitted: 8/18/2012 |
| Email: Jgillum1110@msn.com |
| Date's Fished: August 16, 2012 |
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| Two of us fished on a partly sunny/cloudy day.,high 60's low 70's. The water was running about 44 CFS and clear. We had a great day. In the AM we fished the lower stretch below bridge and on first cast my son caught a nice 14" rainbow on a #14 olive elk hair caddis. I nymphed using a #16 bead headed prince nymph and a # 20 flash back Barr's nymph. We both caught a 10-12 healthy rainbows,12-14" and several browns 6-8". In the afternoon we fished above the bridge and had similar luck each of us catching several rainbows in the 14-18" range. I switched to a small #14 hopper pattern and had good success and my son continued using the #14 olive elk hair caddis and was just as successful. Later in afternoon the action on top shut off and we switched to nymphs.#14-16 prince nymphs and #20 Barr's nymph and pheasant tails. A terrific day, each of caught 40+ fish! Met Gary & Jane Brightbill, the Santa Marie Ranch Managers. They were very friendly and we had some a nice visit. It is really evident they are passionate about the ranch and maintain it very well. |
| Name: Russ |
Date Submitted: 6/6/2012 |
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| Date's Fished: 5 June 2012 |
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| Another great day on the Middle Fork! Weather was overcast, cool and very windy. The River was a bit high and off color but excellent for fishing with Pat's Rubber Legs and Prince Nymphs. No hatches and no rises. Caught around 30 fish, mostly heavy Rainbows and a few Browns. Rainbows were between 14 and 17 inches with two in the 20-inch range. Browns were smaller and leaner. This is a wonderful stretch of River. |
| Name: Gene Edwards |
Date Submitted: 5/21/2012 |
| Email: genoedwards@comcast.net |
| Date's Fished: May 15, 2012 |
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| Fished this great property from about 9:30 to 2:30 and fooled around 20 fish. Fish ranged from 6" Brown to 19" Rainbow with most being 16" rainbows that looked pretty much alike. The flow and the weather were excellent at around 75, and water was very clear. I had a 5wt already rigged with an olive bugger so I walked the half dozen steps to the "Parking Lot Hole" in shorts and flip flops and after two casts had two 17" bows to the net. What a great start to the day. Most all the fish were caught on black or olive buggers, other things may have worked but I really prefer to throw the meat most of the time these days. I did throw a few dry flies even though there were no risers, and there were no takers either. I have caught some 20+ inch monsters on this property but no sign of them today. Best cath of the day was when I had both color streamers on at the same time and while I was landing a 16" bow on the olive(upper) fly an 18" bow right near my feet took the black(trailing) streamer....what a ride! |
| Name: Russ |
Date Submitted: 5/17/2012 |
| Email: williamlaurier@aol.com |
| Date's Fished: May 16, 2012 |
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| Nice morning on the River but clouded up with rain in the afternoon and temp dropped from balmy 57 F to around 45 F with wind and rain in the afternoon (didn't affect the fishing though) . Fishing was excellant and landed 40 fish by end of the day. Mostly heavy Rainbows in the 14 to 18 in range with a few nice Browns (one 22 inches). Three patterns used: Pat's Rubber legs, Red Copper John and Prince Nymph. Pat's was the most productive but Prince held it's own with the Copper John bringing up the rear. After the rain between 5:00pm and 6:00pm caught a fish on every other cast with the Pat's Rubber Leg. The water was just a touch off color with the flow around 70 CFS--perfect conditions. A wonderful property and experience. |
| Name: Billj |
Date Submitted: 9/14/2011 |
| Email: Billj@-wjinterests.com |
| Date's Fished: Sept 7 |
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A few fish rising to small para Adams in AM-8-10"
Ugly foam hopper brought 3 fish in upper section 16-17"
Black WB on downstream section several in 16-17" range
Lots of nice big bows on property several of which smarter than me!
No sign of Browns coming up yet
Water flow just right |
| Name: billj |
Date Submitted: 9/22/2010 |
| Email: billj@wjinterests.com |
| Date's Fished: sept 22, 2010 |
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| cold and rain all day. No fish rising. 7 fish on hopper /dropper -red copper john- most 6-10 " mix of browns and bows. one fairly skinny 17" bow on hopper. Went to bugger -18" beautiful brown on black WB. two beauriful 20" bows on yellow sculptin- Both fat and full of life. Last one had to be 6 pounds. No sign of spawning browns comming up. |
| Name: Bill J. |
Date Submitted: 9/24/2009 |
| Email: billj@wjinterests.com |
| Date's Fished: 9/23/2009 |
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A years worth of weather in one day on A11-rain, hail, snow , wind and thankfully some sun. Fished the entire section with bigger fish below the bridge. Took many small browns ( 4-6") on #18 caddis. 3 fish on Daves Hopper one 16" bow and 3 great bows ( one 20 and one 17") on streamer ( Black WB). all fish is good form and fighting hard.
Santa Maria ranch is such a pretty spot that its worth going regardless of fishing success. |
| Name: Jim P |
Date Submitted: 7/17/2009 |
| Email: pyeatte@mac.com |
| Date's Fished: 7/16/2009 |
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Fishing below the bridge was excellent, caught about a dozen browns 10 to 14 inches with a couple of 16 inchers. They were hitting on a Parachute Madam X-dark green and brown under body. Tried going above the bridge but HIGH wind was hampering effective fishing.
Good day, I will return.
Perhaps going above the bridge early in the day would be better, the wind did not pick-up until about noon. Then fish below the bridge in the afternoon during High wind. |
| Name: Jim P |
Date Submitted: 5/15/2009 |
| Email: Pyeatte@mac.com |
| Date's Fished: 5/14/2009 |
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Flow was up from earlier in the month. Flow was approximately 80 fps, which made the water cloudy. So tied on bright colors Egg Patterns, Orange, pink, white - Red San Juan Worm and Prince Nymph.
Caught 7 trout, 6 Browns and 1 Rainbow. Rainbow was 16" the browns ran fro 10 to 14 inches. Most of fish were going for the Red San Juan and Prince Nymph, and white egg pattern
Hopefully the water clears up bu most likely not until snow run-off. |
| Name: Bill J |
Date Submitted: 9/25/2008 |
| Email: billj@wjinterests.com |
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| Pretty much same report as above. Numerous browns (8-12") on almost any dry fly. big fish are basically sitting on bottom with no interest. 2- nice 19" RB on Woolly Bugger. One huge bow on for 2 minutes before escaping. Know it would have been my biggest fish. He is still out there! |
| Name: Kevin |
Date Submitted: 9/11/2008 |
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| You can always book the other days on southparktrout.com. Good properties there too. |
| Name: Gene Edwards |
Date Submitted: 8/6/2008 |
| Email: genoedwards@comcast.net |
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| Almost a ditto of the report above but this time I landed about 15 of the big rainbows. The flow is down a little from a couple of weeks ago so it was a little more traditional but it was still streamer, streamer, streamer. I tried hard to coax em up on hoppers but they just aren't very interested, even though the banks are full of hoppers. The flow is down a little so that probably helped. The last trip I didn't go below the bridge and it sounds like previous posters did'nt either. It is worth the trip, the stream improvements and big fish are there as well. If you can get up there on Tues, Wed, or Thurs(the only days RMAC has access) I would highly recommend this property. Geno |
| Name: Gene Edwards |
Date Submitted: 7/24/2008 |
| Email: genoedwards@comcast.net |
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| It's been a couple of years sinse I was here. The stream improvements are many. The flow today was a little high Don said 135cfs. That's a fishable number but anymore and it would be real tough. Like Chuck's report above I took several smallish fish from the bridge upstream to the cabin. Hopper copper setup mostly with only a couple taking the hopper. Mostly browns on this stretch 6 to 9 inchers and a few rainbows 11 to 14 inchers. On up to the large bend was pretty incredible with olive then black streamers. One large brown nearly 18 inches but I landed five big donaldson rainbows all on buggers. They all looked the same, just under 20" each and big fat slabs. These boys fight hard and are not afraid to go airborne. Had a great day and only fished 10 to 3 when thunder and lightning chased me home. Back in Lakewood for happy hour! What a Country! |
| Name: Bill J. |
Date Submitted: 9/12/2007 |
| Email: billj@wjinterests.com |
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| Santa Maria ranch is as pretty a spot as you can find. Stayed at the cabin which is very nice and well stocked. Nothing like a sunrise over the mountains and the river 50 yards away. The fishing was fair to good. Mostly on top with adams (#18) and some caddis. Fish healthy with Bows predominant 8-12". No sign of Browns comming up yet. Stream improvements still going on. I think I liked the old stream better. |
| Name: Bill J |
Date Submitted: 9/10/2007 |
| Email: billj@wjinterests.com |
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| Beautiful day at Santa Maria Ranch. 30+ fish on the surface with hopper and small caddis. All small 8-12" browns. Big fish were sitting on bottom and were not interested. Took 3 healthy bows on small WB deep in the pools. All around 20" and in fine form. This is such a beautiful property its worth spending some time regardless of fishing success. |
| Name: Chuck Prather |
Date Submitted: 8/1/2007 |
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| Hot, sun high,and got a late start. Water a little stained from rain the night before. Still a good day with red Copper Johns with rubber legs s14 on 5X tippet dropped from s12 stimulators with rubber legs. Good flow, maybe even a little high. Bridge up to even with the cabin caught lots of smaller fish. From the cabin up caught larger trout up to 19"-all browns. After 4:15 had a caddis hatch & saw 5-6 fish rising. Took a couple on tan Elk Hair Caddis. Did not fish below the bridge. With the deep holes best to use a setup with 6 feet of line to the dry and about 2 feet of tippet to the dropper. |
| Name: PAUL HOOVER |
Date Submitted: 5/24/2007 |
| Email: WESTHOOVER@MSN.COM |
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| RIVER STILL HIGH AND OFF COLOR. HAD ONLY ONE GOOD BUMP ON A RED SAN JUAN WORM DROPPED OFF #16 PRINCE. CABIN WAS WORTH A FISHLESS DAY. BE SUPER CAREFUL DRIVING IN AFTER RAIN. MUD LIKE FUDGE ON YOUR TIRES EVEN WITH A JEEP! |
| Name: Sally Fant |
Date Submitted: 7/23/2006 |
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| This is truly one of the most beautiful properties that the RMAC has I believe. Absolutely gorgeous. The fishing was fair and possibly the fish were still leary because of the stream improvements being made earlier in the week. We did catch in excess of 12-15 fish each - mostly in the 8-12" range but I caught a feisty 15-16" Brown on a Streamer off a bank and my fishing mate lost a hefty one - easily 18" - snapped the 5X tippett as if it were nothing! Very nice day! |
| Name: Vinnie Rigatti |
Date Submitted: 4/21/2006 |
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| About as good as it gets in South Park. Light wind in the AM and a little stronger in the afternoon. Water level was moderate-low and very clear and cold. Great day of fishing with me and my guest catching 30 between us and losing about 10. Caught fish all over the property but the most productive ater was below the bridge to the lower property boundary. Amazingly almost all the fish were 15 inches or bigger and the best of the day was a fat 21 inch rainbow caught from under a bank. There are a lot of big fish in this stream! We caught mainly rainbows, with a couple browns and one nice cuttbow. Most of the fish were in the deeper pools and took San Juan worm, pink egg, or RS2. |
| Name: Bill Farnum |
Date Submitted: 10/17/2005 |
| Email: bbfarnum@comcast.net |
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| Unreal South Park day on this great property, 60 degrees and sunny, little wind and HUGE fish. Most fish caught from below the bridge to the S. boundary. The big boys are stacked up in 4-5 holes. All caught on San Juan Worms as they produced 11 fish, five of which easily topped 20 inches. One Rainbow reminded me of a california steelie and could barely fit into my net. Will mark down an early October trip for next year for sure.. |
| Name: Jon Bourgain |
Date Submitted: 7/30/2005 |
| Email: jkb@4dv.net |
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| The flow was good and the river fished well. The middle section has an abundance of small browns which proved to be a great experience for my 8 year old who is learning to fly fish. In early evening fooled 6 nice browns and 3 large rainbows on EHC # 14 with a Copper John or BHPT dropper. The cabin is a little pricey when you have three people (wife, kid & me ) but very well equipped and clean. |
| Name: Don Barz |
Date Submitted: 7/5/2005 |
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| Fished really well. Caught some sizeable rainbows and small browns. Fish would come up for hoppers or take bhfb pt's. Water still a little high but did not effect the fishing. |
| Name: Gary Ewen |
Date Submitted: 6/10/2005 |
| Email: gewen@ccu.edu |
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| Weather was lousy but fishing was still pretty good. We were hailed on four times and rained on most of the day. Nonetheless, we caught 24 fish between the three of us. A few were 16 inches and a couple in the 18 and 19 inch range. The biggest for the day was a measured 23 and a half inch rainbow. Most fish were caught on nymphs (caddis emergers) and a couple on streamers. Only small fingerlings hit our dry flies. We met the owners (George and Merrill) and they invited us in during one of the hail storms (complete with lightning). The quality of this property is only exceeded by the graciousness of the landowners. |
| Name: David Caraghar |
Date Submitted: 6/7/2005 |
| Email: davidpolly@msn.com |
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| Great day of fishing inspite of the South Park wind. I caught three very nice brown trout and many very nice rainbows. The water was cold and a little off color and the flow was 74.0 cfs which is big for the middle for the fork. The flow made getting the fish to the net a bit more exciting since there was little slow water to bring the fish close to the net. I had to net them out in the current. The browns were next to the back as one would expect and the rainbows were out in the riffle. The bug of the day was a green Caddis pupa. I did catch large brown under the bridge but because there was so much more fishable water with the higher flow I did not fish under the bridge very long. I moved around so I could fish as much of the river as possible. The higher flow created a lot more holding areas. Overall a great day 20+ fish with the largest being a 22" 4lb rainbow. |
| Name: Bill Farnum |
Date Submitted: 5/22/2005 |
| Email: bbfarnum@comcast.net |
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| Thought thi swould be a great day up there, but the 2 90 degree days leading up to Sunday really sped up the runoff. The river was completely unfishable due to coloration. The flow was still OK, but the water was extremely off colored. Only one 12" fish on an egg pattern. |
| Name: John Fellin |
Date Submitted: 5/20/2005 |
| Email: kjfellin2@comcast.net |
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| Had a fair day on the 19th...12-15 fish, with 6 rainbows in the 18" plus range; largest aout 20. Several nice browns 8-12 inches. Most fish caught on a BH Caddis larva with a mylar flash, dropped under a #12 yellow stimulator. Caught a few on a dead drifted #10 flash-a-bugger. Went hi-vis due to water clarity or I should say lack of...about 10-12" of visibility. May 20 was a 2 hour waste of time due to runoff and 4-6" visibility. |
| Name: Harry |
Date Submitted: 5/13/2005 |
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| Great Day! One rainbow was 5 lbs, caught 6-8 17" and bigger. Best fly was s18 green caddis larvae and brown caddis larvae (buckskin) s16. Water was 42 degrees and flow was 41 cfs and gin clear. |
| Name: Mike |
Date Submitted: 4/17/2005 |
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| All the ice is gone. Water was a bit low. Caught several under the bridge but little action otherwise. All browns. Had success with BH Prince, #14 Golden Stone Fly Nymph, Red San Juan worms, emerging patterns and black wolly buggers. Beautiful property. Friendly land owners. |
| Name: Bill |
Date Submitted: 9/8/2004 |
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| The big guys are up in our section. Had a 25-30 incher take a hopper and just roll over and snap off. Walked down to take a closer look in the shallow water where the action had been. 15 or more big ones, but couldn't get them to pay any attention to my offerings. Oh well, I'll be back next week. |
| Name: James Wall |
Date Submitted: 8/25/2004 |
| Email: jwall@fwapr.com |
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| Nice property -- lots of fish. Very low water meant that stealth was a must. I also think these fish have seen a lot of flies this summer: they were certainly wary of what we had to offer. They liked dries rather than anything wet, especially hoppers. Big fish in the shallow runs in the downstream portion of the property -- bit too early for spawners but , maybe ... Nice brown caught on a hopper on the last cast of the day, but otherwise, slow. |
| Name: Don Barz |
Date Submitted: 7/13/2004 |
| Email: flyfishcolo@pcisys.net |
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| Chuck Prather (303-979-3077) and I guided 4 anglers and had an incredible day. Fish were 16-22" and we caught about 60 fish. One 22" brown, several rainbows 20"+. Best flies were dry and dropper. Western coachman, yellow humpy, hopper w/ BHFBPT, BH red copper John, BH prince. These fish are fresh water Donaldsons, (Rainbows on steroids with a bad attitude) and are strong fighters. 5X tippett works if you let them run. |
| Name: Robin Gray |
Date Submitted: 7/10/2004 |
| Email: drgii@msn.com |
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| What a great day, a little overcast and windy at times. The fish were feeding on midges. I was successful using a #24 black midge and caught a nice 10-11 inch rainbow within the first ten minutes. Later in the day I got some action with an Adams but wasnt too successful. I am planning to take my 9 year old son as it would be a great stream for him |
| Name: John Gunn |
Date Submitted: 6/19/2004 |
| Email: jgunn@isgsalina.com |
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| Great property, water level was high but pretty clear. Tried nymphs, drys with dropper, just drys and could not move a fish. Then tied on black wooly bugger and started catching fish! Biggest was 18" under the bridge by the parking area |
| Name: J. Weaver |
Date Submitted: 4/16/2004 |
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| Beautiful property and a beautiful day. Caught three rainbows right away on a black wolly bugger, just below the parking area. Nice, healthy 16" fish, and very stong fighters. I headed up stream for the balance of the morning, throwing streamers with no success. My fishing partner fished under the bridge all moring, catching seven fish - 15" to 19" - on egg patterns. He lost several others. After lunch, we spent the afternoon fishing egg patterns in all the deep holes, both above and below the parking area, picking up another eight to ten fish in the 15" to 17" range. No bugs came off. I would love to fish this property when there is a good hatch, as there have to be a lot more fish than we were able to move. |
| Name: Bob Bennett |
Date Submitted: 8/16/2003 |
| Email: bbennett@timberlan.com |
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| Took my son fishing for the first time (he's 5) and he caught his first twenty or so trout of his life. This was a great adventure for him and after we met the owners, it only got better. They are the salt of the earth, better people you will never find. My only complaint is that my son will expect this type of adventure every time we go. I guess we'll just have to be regulars at the Santa Maria. |
| Name: RMAC Member |
Date Submitted: 8/6/2003 |
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| Fished well. Water level good but is starting to drop. Had a great day teaching son. Caught rainbows to 18 inches. The rainbows look very healthy and great shape. The browns were a little skinny-not unusual at altitude but did catch one big brown that broke off and may have bee pre-spawn. Hoppers with beadhead droppers worked all day. |
| Name: David Copley |
Date Submitted: 8/2/2003 |
| Email: dcopley@csc.com |
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| Beautiful bluebird day in South Park with no wind. Myself and a friend fished the property from the downsteam boundry to the upstream property boundry. We had good success but could not really find one fly or combination that consistently worked all day. Best response came on Irresistibles. We caught 4 fish over 16" with my friend catching a very large rainbow well over 20". |
| Name: Randy Connett |
Date Submitted: 5/17/2003 |
| Email: connetts22@attbi.com |
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| Water temp was low & semi clear (visability 2ft). Caught a few smaller browns on BHPT & prince nymphs. Had my best luck on #16-18 BH Caddis Pupae on the upper section of the property - caught 3 14" browns in the holes. Far better structure here than down below. I caught nothing in the riffles. Suggestion: Take your lunch, go to the upper half of the property & spend your day there & continue up into the public water which is relatively inaccessable from above. |
| Name: Jim Young |
Date Submitted: 6/22/2002 |
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| Had a good day. Water is down but still plenty to fish. Most of the time the wind blew upstream so we could cast! (last time the wind howled down stream and it was nearly impossible to cast) On the first hole we caught 4 fish. We used a hi vis hopper and copper john. Caught several 12-13 inches but saw some bigger. |
| Name: Brent Burrows |
Date Submitted: 5/14/2002 |
| Email: brent.burrows@ubspw.com |
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| We fished from about 10:30 to 4:00. The stream was up quite a bit from rains two days prior but was clear.We had sporadic great action. Caught a few small browns right away on a 16 caddis. Then couldn't get any takers on top. My friend got into 4 or 5 12-14" rainboes on a#8 dark stonefly nymph. After lunch I put on #14 stimulator w/ a #18 BH Prince dropper.They hammered the dropper-landed a dozen or so including a nice 16" brown. Got a few takes on the stimy but the fish don't seem to be looking up yet.Saw no bugs in the air. We caught About 50/50 split between rainbows and browns. We rolled some big fish possibly up to 18". This is a Beautiful small stream in an isolated valley.Ithink you could have some great dry fly action in another month or so. |
| Name: Bruce Kautz |
Date Submitted: 4/18/2002 |
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| Fished the afternoon - sunny and windy at times. Water temp 52 degrees, clear with LOW stream flow. Rainbows spawning in the redds. No dry activity. Nymphed the pools (tried various midges and mayflies). Caught 6 Rainbows (12-15 inches) and 3 Browns (8-12 inches) on size 18 Hare's ear / Beadhead Hare's ear, size 20 black WD 40 (5 fish), size 20 black copper john, size 20 miracle pheasant tail. |
| Name: Stu Stout |
Date Submitted: 9/3/2001 |
| Email: stout@us.ibm.com |
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| A beautiful sunny South Park day with minimal wind. The water is very low & clear. Fishing was slow until it warmed up mid morning. Started out with 2 dries and couldn't get many fish to rise. Changed to a hopper & dropper and success picked up noticably. Ended the day with about 15 fish with about 1/2 Rainbows and 1/2 Browns. Most all the Rainbows were nice sized while the Browns were on the small side with only one over 12". Any stonefly nymph up to a size 10 caught fish. Fishing turned off late afternoon as it cooled off. All the deeper water hold fish. |
| Name: Charles Karaian |
Date Submitted: 8/15/2001 |
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| Great day with my son. We C&R'd about a dozen fish and lost several more. Mostly browns with an occasional rainbow. Best combo was parachute hopper with beadhead prince nymph dropper. Great hopper hatch until an hour long thunderstorm chased us back into the truck. Minimal wind otherwise and broken clouds. Best fishing upstream from the bridge and before the oxbow section. I look forward to fishing it again. |
| Name: Stu Stout |
Date Submitted: 8/2/2001 |
| Email: stout@us.ibm.com |
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| This was my first time on this lease. It isn't as productive as A-10 but still fun. It is remote and very beautiful. The 3 MAJOR thunderstorms of the previous afternoon and evening made the water very off color until mid afternoon. The long straight run above the bridge fishes very well at this water level. Lots of water to cover here. 4 of fished the entire property with the bottom and top producing the best results. Only fished dries. Averaged 15 fish each. Mostly Browns but some very nice Rainbows. The largest was a 19" Brown that slammed my #10 Para Hopper. I also landed a 16" native Cutthroat!! Hoppers, hoppers hoppers all worked with #10 - #12 Dave's and Para Hoppers working the best. Any properly placed Attractor pattern brought up fish. Bring your bug spray!! The public water above the property fished well also without any other anglers. I don't think that it gets much pressure. The public water below gets lots of pressure. Fish all the grassy banks and cut banks for the Browns and be ready to set. |
| Name: Mark Magliery |
Date Submitted: 7/27/2001 |
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| Great property. The fish really came alive around 10:00 am hitting an olive caddis almost everytime I cast. Caught mostly browns and some good sized rainbows in the 14-16 inch category. Midday they went for hoppers. Nice variation in water combining long stretches with meandering turns. Also, good changes in habitat with grassy banks, willows, and shaded trees. |
| Name: Ben Ladd |
Date Submitted: 7/21/2001 |
| Email: bml@gmbltd.com |
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| I took my dad, who has never fly fished, to this property, and we had a great day. He caught five fish, three on size 14 yellow stimulators and two on flashback pheasant tails. Most were rainbows, one as big as 16". The property has lots of nice runs and is very fun to fish. A day is about all you need to cover all the water well. |
| Name: Jason Price |
Date Submitted: 4/24/2001 |
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| FIRST ONE TO FISH IT. Will be a very nice property in the summer. Water was murky but still caught about a dozen fish all on nymphs. All browns from 8-15 inches. Fun day |
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