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I left home around 7 AM in
order to get a couple hours of fishing in on the Henry’s Fork before I did my
presentation at Henry’s Fork Day. When I
arrived the weather was calm and warm and I walked about a mile into the
Harriman Ranch before spotting two quality risers. With limited time I knew I had to get one of
them to keep my “streak” of a nice big rainbow everyday this week. Sure enough, I fed the first one my Pale Morning
Dun. The massive fish ate the roughed up
imitation and I set but nothing. I
missed him. That made the other riser extremely
important. I regrouped and after about
ten minutes of working him with my PMD I hooked and landed the gorgeous 18”
trout. I met my goal for the week!
It’s been a fantastic week on
the Last Chance and Ranch section of the Henry’s Fork. A lot of huge rainbows on tiny dry flies –
not sure life could be any better.
When I get home next Sunday
its right back to the Henry's Fork for my fishing Marathon
– the longest fishing day of the year.
In case you’re not sure what I’m talking about, check out the previous
years:
Stay tuned. . . .
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