Saturday, December 26, 2009

December Tigers...





























Private water can be just what the doc ordered when its 15 deg outside. We have a place close to home that we have become quite fond of. Its not your tipical pelet fed pond. The water is derived from a natural spring that holds constant year round. Even on the coldest of days the water does not freeze. The water has been stocked by the owners with Tiger and Cuttbow trout. I brought in a tree branch that i was snagged on the other day, which gets meto the best part of the place by far. Scuds, scuds, and more scuds, This place is loaded with them. They do not ever feed the fish. Judging from the tree branch and the size of the fish, they dont go hungry. We fished streamers, and found that a very slow presentation was the ticket. I actually switched to a floating line and a long leader because my sinking line required me to move to fast.

Friday, November 27, 2009

24 inches of ogden


, originally uploaded by SoftHacke.

Check out this little treasure we took off the ogden thanksgiving morning. He was hold up in the bottom of a deep run, probably suckin up bugs when we spotted him. It did not take long for him to accept our offering.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Weber river: Hot


, originally uploaded by SoftHacke.

We had one of the funnest days of the year. The fish where taking Red cpr johns, sow bugs, and egg patterns. There is still a lot of spawning going on, but there are plenty of fish that seem to be done and ready to feed.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Chasing that fall spawn


, originally uploaded by SoftHacke.

We had a good day on the Weber. Nothing huge, but it was nice to throw standard patterns and pick up nice rainbows. I also caught a real nice Cutt today. Matt (Localwaters) has a good picture of it.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Streamers and Ice


, originally uploaded by SoftHacke.

It was cold today on the weber. The large streamers turned fish, but the smaller standard stuff like a natural muddler hooked up very well.