Catching cutthroats on the surface seems to be about as good as it gets. Although I am accustomed to dredging weighted flies for the big boys, when the fish are looking up it is too hard to resist some dry fly action. After pegging a bunch of white fish on a nymph rig, the mayflies started popping and I put on a cripple just in time to see a fish rise. The group I was fishing with caught several nice cutties and few rainbows on the surface throughout the afternoon. We were 2 of 4 boats on the stretch of water and didn't see a single wade fisherman all day. Definitely one of the most productive days I have had since moving to Montana.

4 comments:
Ah...that's sweet, dude! And the fishing is only going to get better as Spring unfolds!
Thanks. Spring is definitely a great time to be on the water.
those cutts are killer! sweet blog 2.
Thanks Mike!
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