The Weber River is full of sow bugs and large trout. No kidding! Brad, Phil, and I fished the canyon section just above Ogden early Saturday morning, and the bite was on. Almost every fish was caught on sow bug patterns, and despite the warm spring day there were very few fish rising.
On most rivers that have cutts and browns I automatically assume the big fish to all be browns or the odd white fish. Man was I wrong today! This giant cutt ate a sow bug just minutes after the big brown pictured below had taken one. Both were caught in the same riffle.
You can tell this fish had a long winter... skinny but a fighter!
On most rivers that have cutts and browns I automatically assume the big fish to all be browns or the odd white fish. Man was I wrong today! This giant cutt ate a sow bug just minutes after the big brown pictured below had taken one. Both were caught in the same riffle.
You can tell this fish had a long winter... skinny but a fighter!
4 comments:
You must have had an awesome day! The cutthroat is one of the prettiest I have ever seen. I really like the new angle of picture too. You sure look hot!! My favorite part of your blog was difinitely seeing pictures of my hottie from today. Love you!
All I want to know is what dude you were able to convince so you could take a picture of the big fish he just caught? LOL Good looking fish though. Ya got to love the rainbow sow!!!!!
Next time we fish I'll let you take a picture with one of my lunkers;) By the sound of things I might need to tie up some pink sows for next time.
Okay, this is awesome. I'm going to have to send my dad the link to this blog. He'll love it.
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