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CB, the recipe is here on a thread called Sunday Olives.....
http://flymphforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2117

Excellent, thanks for the link. That would be pretty much like using a seine for my dumb little backcountry fish this time of year.

CreationBear wrote:Excellent, thanks for the link. That would be pretty much like using a seine for my dumb little backcountry fish this time of year.

I too target "Mentally Challenged" trout.

I too target "Mentally Challenged" trout

Yes, it ain't exactly the Henry's Fork in this part of the world--I hardly ever carry but one fly-box, and that the size of deck of playing cards. (Of course my "fishing pack" is a 4200 cu in backpack...I have to walk a long ways to find a fish dumb enough for me to catch.)

This is so friggin nice to see. Good for you, man. That is an amazing report and some wonderful pics. Envy...pure envy. (big sigh)

w

Of course, "one-fly" trout might be a Colorado specialty--looks like your remarks on Ray's "Rio Grande King" a while back were spot on:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/ ... /index.htm

CB, Howdy;

Great link ... enjoyed the read and then googled the fly found it;

http://flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fo ... 00fotw.php

looks interesting... put it on my list of flys to tye.

Thanks,

hank

Dubbn,

Not sure about Colorado, but the October Caddis are late this year in Idaho. We still had lots of hoppers around last week in northern Idaho. Even though the October Caddis were late, the trout didn't seem to mind, they would attack an imitation with glee. Great weather, clear and cold rivers, hungry fish, who could ask for more.

REE

Great weather, clear and cold rivers, hungry fish, who could ask for more.

Outstanding...my cousins in Couer d'Alene might have a visitor show up on their doorstep one morning some day soon.

Dubbn,
In the photos it looked like a beautiful day and awesome fish to go with it ! It just dosnt get any better than that!!

Nice Job Buddy,

MD