Welcome to TROUT SLAYERS. After countless fishing trips and talking about our old fish, we decided to make our own blog where we can share our trout stories with everyone. Feel free to brag along with us, and share your own stories.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
MONSTER BROWN
I caught this bad boy on the Hams Fork near Kemmerrer, Wyoming in june. We were up there on business and had a little time to sneak off to the river. We didn't even have our fly fishing gear, just our spinning rods, but I'd say they got the job done. This brown was estimated at over 25" and weighed between about 5 lbs. definitely my best Brown ever, the colors were amazing, plus it has the hook jaw going on.
Believe it or not, I caught this fish right before I caught the big one. In fact the big one was my very next cast after relaesing this beauty. It was a female, about 20", and weighed a good 3.5 lbs.
Also, next time you do the Madison, let me know. I will put you into some better sections. I lived up there two summers. I will post from our August trip with the patterns as well.
The purpose of this blog is to share and gather information from other fly fisherman from everywhere. We're not here to be the typical stuck-up fly fisherman, but instead share our successes in hopes you'll share yours. We'll always try to let you know when we're fishing and with what, in hopes we can all go to the river anytime of the year and "SLAY EM" in true trout slayer fashion. We're based in Salt Lake City, and we'd be more than happy to share any info regarding our local rivers (Provo, Weber, Green.) Better yet if you're in town, let us know and we'll head up together.
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2 comments:
Randy, I am liking what you are putting together here. mikedwdrift@gmail.com . I am Joy Fleming's husband by the way.
Also, next time you do the Madison, let me know. I will put you into some better sections. I lived up there two summers. I will post from our August trip with the patterns as well.
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