Saturday, January 5, 2013

20 and below

One of these should eat the other.
Winter in the Rockies, it's usually white, cold, and really, really, really, ridiculously good looking. It is also an angling season that is traditionally dominated by flies sized 20 and below. So, it is an angling season that constantly terrorizes my streamer loving mind. We shall see what decision I make when Sanders and I hit the water tomorrow. Life is rough. Especially in the winter.

2 comments:

cofisher said...

It's been a little unusual this year. We normally get a few really nice days in the 50s or 60s between storms. What a great outing.

Ivan said...

@cofisher - Weird, indeed.

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1. - 5. Finish thesis.
6. Catch a trout in every month of the year (Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec).
7. Catch a fish on a mouse pattern. This mouse pattern.
8. Catch a carp on the fly.
9. Catch bass on the fly.
10. Catch redfish on the fly.
11. Catch a northern pike on the fly
12. Catch a steelhead on the fly
13. Learn to spey cast with a reasonable amount of success
14. Hit a legit hatch on the Missouri and promptly get humbled fishing dries to big fish.
15. Catch a fish on a fly (dry fly, nymph, streamer) I tie.
16. Tie an articulated streamer and catch a 20" fish with said streamer.
17. Tie a custom articulate streamer pattern. Give it a bland and boring name.
18. Make a video that gets more than 9,999 views.
19. Catch 3 or more trout of 20" in a day of fishing
20. Catch a 20" cutthroat, 24" rainbow, and 24" brown trout.
21. Fish some top secret water in Wyoming