Yesterday was a cold and blustery day with snow, wind and rain.
American Angler
Excited to have a two-page image in the current issue of American Angler.
Big Lost River
Brent Bernard getting in a few casts before the next squall.
Silver Creek
Silver Creek Rising Rainbow
Cool and cloudy weather and often times flat out wet weather over the last two weeks have really ramped up the hatches on Silver Creek. Baetis and Mahogany Duns have been super consistent except for the days with too much rain. The image below was taken on Silver Creek during light rain and a good Baetis emergence.
Trail Creek Pass
I suspect I drive Trail Creek Road nearly 100 times a season and it's a drive I've never gotten tired of. It won't be long until Trail Creek pass closes for the winter. It's a spectacular drive anyway you look at it...
Trail Creek Summit
Fall On The Big Lost River
Fly Fishing Silver Creek
An Idaho Shepard
Zenobio, a shepard at his camp out the East Fork of The Big Wood River in Idaho. He was super talkative (Spanish only) and really friendly as well. He seemed proud of his life.
A Rainy Day On Silver Creek
The rain and sometimes wind never really seemed to stop long enough for the bugs to get going for real yesterday. There were a few moments here and there though when the rain was light enough to allow callibaetis and baetis to actually get off the water without being pummeled by rain drops. During those momemts in the late afternoon there were a few risers...
Silver Creek Brown Trout
Birthday Brown
Charlie Price and a nice birthday brown on Silver Creek. It's a tradition of mine to put aside guiding and whatever else to spend a day with each of my two sons on their respective birthdays.
Lost River Range
Thinly veiled smoke drifts in front of the Lost River Range on an early morning this September.
American Angler
Here is an image of a Mahogany Dun on Silver Creek appearing in the current issue of American Angler.
Rainbow Trout Close-Up
Stalking Silver Creek Trout
Here's one from earlier this summer of John Huber and Jimmy Coale on the stalk somewhere on Silver Creek.