Two Days on the Green River.

 Fished with dries for two days.  Many fish over 20"

Two days on the Green River with Doug  Roberts owner/guide

 with Old Moe Guide Service.  

 



The River Is GIN Clear

 We had to make long casts today because the fish were spooky.

Chris provided a gourmet lunch today on the river.

Another Successful Fishing Day on the River!

John definitely has the smile and pose down pat for making the guide look good. 

Jacque used only 2 flies all day--the big rubber legged hopper and the olive PMX.

The Hour Glass Has Only One Days Worth of Sand Remaining

Pat had a successful day.  He soon will return to the "heat" in the south.

I'm sitting here wondering how that good wine would have tasted. 

 Guess I'll never know.

The Anderson Brothers

 Sam had a smile on his face from start to finish.

 Max was on a come back after catching this nice brown.

 Max caught all his fish on a double dry rig.

Sam fished with an orange foam PMX and a calf hair Royal Coachman.

It was one fun day!!!!!!!!!!



An Early Morning Float

The Fish Spotter was on "fish" detail today.

This male brown has taken on its' fall colors.

Alex landed this rainbow on a double dry set-up. 

 He complained that he had missed a lot of fish.

Andrew's Day on the River

 Andrew's grandfather brought him fishing today.  He is 11 years old and he has earned

the name of the "Rainbow Slayer".  This fish was a legitimate 21" fish.

 Another rainbow.

 And another rainbow!

 About 12 miles below Salida, Mike (the grandfather)

 caught this Snake River Cutthroat. 

Mike took second place today, even though he caught some nice fish.

WOW!!! What a Day on the River

20" er

This was one of the BEST days in a long time!!!!

Down Stream

We beat the rain this afternoon. Hope it didn't put more MUD in the river.
We had sun, wind, clouds, and rain, but the fishing was still good all afternoon.
MOST were taking dries today.

Hooker Day

Went back to the Two-Bit-Hooker today, it was the fly of the day.

Down Stream Float With Darlene

The river was off color due to up valley rain storms.

The fish were right along the bank, taking LARGE hoppers.

Early Morning Float

 The fourth cast first fish.

Hooked jaw rainbow.

All fish were caught on dries.