Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
Floating The Roaring Forks
Chad Sessions was kind enough to float The Roaring Fork last week. He is teaching me to row. Well I only impaled us on one rock, and did 3 360's. Not to bad for my second time rowing. The fishing was great. Chad landed a 24" sucker. We landed many 16 - 18" fish on dries. Thanks Chad.
Friday, August 12, 2011
WOW!!
These high mtn lakes are really getting good. The greenery, the wild flowers, and of course the fishing.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Wind River Trip 2011
Well this Wind River Range Trip was a real tough one. We ended up hiking 64 roundtrip miles in 7 days. We had a fuzzy brown visitor. The fishing was tough! We think we got alot of snow here in Colorado, you should of seen The Wind River Range in Wyoming. We had to change our whole trip because we could not cross the river in the pictures below. More to come!!!!
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Wind River Range 2010
Well I just got back from the Winds. When I get those pics, I will post soon, until then here are some great pics from last year. Enjoy, we did.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
The Blue. (If the Water ever comes down)
Here is a trip to the Blue a year or so ago. Story by Ed Kammerer. Chef / Owner Highland Pacific.
Story on this Fish is it took a Yellow and black Girdle Bug on the Blue.
It took 20 min to land and broke a Scott 6wt rod at the tip while netting it!
We lost the fish trying to measure him on the top of the cooler in the pictiure. We had it at about 27 to 28 " long and weighed about 12 pounds!
This fish had an atitude and were lucky we even got thid picture of it.
Thanks ED.
Story on this Fish is it took a Yellow and black Girdle Bug on the Blue.
It took 20 min to land and broke a Scott 6wt rod at the tip while netting it!
We lost the fish trying to measure him on the top of the cooler in the pictiure. We had it at about 27 to 28 " long and weighed about 12 pounds!
This fish had an atitude and were lucky we even got thid picture of it.
Thanks ED.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Earning my casts!
A couple of weeks ago I finally made my first trip to a high mountain lake. This was the definition of earning your casts. We had to use ice axes and crampons to get out! I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
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