Fished today at American Fork Creek where it breaks off toward Tibble Reservior. There are about 2.6 miles of really nice water. I fished a mile of it today with no sidekicks. Broke off quite a few flies in the trees. Very tight quarters and tough casting.
Lots of brown trout ranging from 6-14" with lots that I missed. Unfortunately the water is super clear and if a fish comes up after the fly once, that's it. You only get one chance. All except one caught on a size 16 green Copper John about 18" under an indicator.
(Thanks Mike for the use of the indicators. I bought you a replacement pack since a fair number of yours are now in the trees along American Fork Creek. Pretty convenient having Cabela's right on the way home!)
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One of many browns today |
I did manage to catch a half dozen rainbows ranging from 8-13" that were spread throughout the mile that I fished. There seemed to be plenty of company on the river. I had to get out of the river and walk upstream past two fishermen during my time fishing. I could tell when I reached the stretch they'd fished, because the action pretty much stopped.
Beautiful stream. I'm glad I was able to fish it again.
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