Anyway, The Guadalupe was on fire too so no worry, just kind of stunk loosing my shirt on the guide service that probably should have been canceled. And I did have some shots but the fish just wouldn't eat. Nothing I could do.
Guadalupe :
Day one was a fifty plus day; however, only two decent fish. They seemed to all be 8-10 inch rainbows, with little deviation. Big nymphs were the ticket. Black stone flies in fact. Interesting enough I was able to throw dries once the shade hit the water. Took a few on a pmd. Current seems were gnarly so the reach cast was very necessary. Quite tricky but sweeter the victory.
Day two yielded a good number of bigger fish. (I found a better trophy section) They were on a size 22 black midges, zebra midge with all black ribbing. A few ate the soft hackle caddies attractor fly. Deep, with three big spit shot.
Nymphing is such a pain but it yielded so whatever.
Good times.
Sorry if any yunz caught the r rated version.
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