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  • #2058
    mark s
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    As I sit here watching the talking heads talking about the NFL draft, wishing I was fishing but the river is blown out, I remember that I have a bunch of pictures to post from my trip with Tim P to the Green River 2 weeks ago.

    Couple of stories:  the picture of the boat launching is a new technique I’ve seen – back the truck in to the bumper, get in the boat and row as hard as you can until the boat comes off.  

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    Those boots need a little surgey:

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    Now, onto the fish:

    Nice brown on the dry
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    Bow
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    Brownie
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    Beats working
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    Shotgun
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    Nice Bow
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    Buddy Jeff’s new boat – real nice.  Most unique colors I’ve seen
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    A perfect day?
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    Another crazy thing that happened to me, we were floating along stripping streamers.  All of a sudden my sinking line starts stripping out like mad.  Next thing I know I’m into my backing and it’s not stopping.  I realize, this isn’t a fish but a rock.  Turns out, my sinking line got wrapped around a rock and wasn’t budging.  Next thing I know, my backing breaks and I lose my entire length of line.

    Needless to say I’m not leaving that thing in the river, both for the sake of the river and my wallet.  So we trudge back up to where it gets wrapped and start looking.  I wade out to mid chest and suddenly spot the line about 10 feet down, waving in the current.  I get a nice long stick and fish that stuff outta there after about 10 minutes.  Tie back up and keep fishing.  

    Great trip.  

    #17038

    Great trip essay and photographs.

    #17039
    Ian Crabtree
    Member

    Nice pictures Mark, I need to get out that way sometime. How long were you there?

    #17040
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Nice.

    #17041
    Avatar photoSteve K.
    Member

    Fat Tire and streamers by Goodyear. I admire a man that marches to his on beat

    #17042
    mark s
    Member

    Thanks guys.

    #17043
    mark s
    Member

    Here’s a couple more of the landscape.  It’s great country out there.

    Blurry Baetis

    Downstream shot in the afternoon

    Late afternoon

    Quick release – water is SO clear

    #17044
    Avatar photoTim Angeli
    Member

    Mark,

    I’ve heard that same thing about the A stretch, a lot of good fish in the teens but not very many hogs.

    #17045
    mark s
    Member

    Yeah it’s crazy.

    #17046
    Zach Matthews
    The Itinerant Angler

    Hey,

    I just wanted to say that I really appreciate posts like this and I love reading about water and experiences in different parts of the country.

    #17047
    mark s
    Member

    Sure thing, happy to do it.

    #17048

    The C section holds some Cocker Spaniel sized browns.

    #17049
    Tim Pommer
    Member

    The C section holds some Cocker Spaniel sized browns.

    For a 200 dollar car spot.

    #17050

    WTF is a car spot?

    #17051
    Tim Pommer
    Member

    MM-

    A car spot being someone who you leave your keys with to move your car down river while you float.

    #17052

    The Inner Tube hatch is unreal.

    #17053
    mark s
    Member

    Yeah unfortunately floating the B and C wasn’t an option, especially when you can buy a new rig for the cost of a days worth of fishing.

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