and I got there at Saturday at dawn and met up with Tom K. I fished the hole above the curve and caught maybe 15 fish there. He fished it an hour later and did just as well or better, including catching the freshly caught albino. The amazing thing is, after Tom caught it, my grandnephew Sean caught it 4 hours later. How cool is that. Plus many other members said they caught fish out of that same spot throughout the day. The creek is loaded with fish!
I went to Kieko’s with Steve, Dan, and Sean. There I picked up an albino that we stocked on an olive bugger. Sean did a great job netting him. As we fished downstream from there, Dan lit that hole up as well as the outflow from below that dam, where he clobbered them. He busted a big tiger at the walking bridge too. Steve picked up fish from below the sunken dock on our way down.
After lunch Steve and I went down to the last dam, and we both got into a bunch of fish. Steve caught one on his own hand tied bugger pattern. I told him to retire that fly. He had more of them luckily. Congrats, Steve. On the way down I lost a 20+ inch fish, because I was fishing off a bridge and had no way of getting him to the shore.
We finished up below the pavillion and Steve put on a brown trout exhibition for sure.
Every guy there said it was a banner day for them. When we met up with Al he was in the 20’s.
I could not have been more pleased. I can’t give a number, but I caught/witnessed/heard of a heck of a lot of fished caught at the club on that day. I hit for the grand cycle…brown, rainbow, tiger, brook, and the albino made it a grand cycle.