A couple of days fishing the Silver Creek... with few more details posted here.
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4 comments:
Man, if anybody can impress a guy, you fishing and catching trout in Silver Creek will do it!
Nice going Vlad. Good to hear you got out onto some famous but tough water!!
And you sure used some near-perfect cork on that rod of yours. Lovely job!!
Welcome home man,
Jeremy.
Thanks, Jeremy. It was nice to be back (after 19 years) and check out the spots I remembered well. Had only two days to fish. Even though the conditions weren't great (very windy, low water, weak hatches), I had the creek completely to myself. The most exciting point was the wild encounter with aggressive bull moose. Hope to fish there next year again.
Ol' Bullwinkle....crazy close dude! Glad he didn't charge you...!!
BTW, those new flies, Fresh Candy, look really nice. I'm not surprised!!
I start some muskie fishing this week. Here's hoping!
Me.
Yes, it was a close call! We are expecting a storm which will probably shuffle things around. Went scouting for hardtails today to RI and hoping things will start happening after the storm passes thru.
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