Most fish were all about that same size. I wanted a little more thickness to them, but they were fun nonetheless.
I caught a bunch of fish and a couple that were a little larger than average. However, a good majority of them were camera shy and liked to throw a fit right as the shutter was snapping....resulting in pictures like this.
I must be really bad at holding fish still. It was a super enjoyable trip until I heard thunder in the distance. I got to shore just as the rain arrived.
The storm came and it just got worse. I found my way to shore and tried to find a place to hunker down to wait it out. Lightning in the high country is a dangerous, but awesome thing. Please be smart this time of year with the chance of afternoon thunderstorms being very high.
After an hour and a half of waiting, I finally felt comfortable with making the long hike back to my car. I was drenched and done.
Some very nice high country brook trout and environs (with good advice!).
ReplyDeleteSome great looking brook trout, brother! I still have yet to catch one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fish and an awesome post as always, thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteWhat I would give to fish a place like that--were you using the fly rod or was it all on spinning gear? Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the kind words everyone! Bill I was using marabou jigs on a spinning rig.
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