Featured Photo: Milky Way Over Pathfinder

Featured Photo: Milky Way Over Pathfinder

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Future Trout Stream

On Wednesday I was in Rocky Mountain National Park.  There we found the first snow of the season in the higher elevations above treeline.  Hopefully this snow will contribute to some of the excellent trout waters in that area, and hopefully we will get many more inches before next spring.  The ongoing drought here in Colorado has benefited from rainfall recently but needs a moist winter to really solve.  I guess the best thing to do is just wait and see...




6 comments:

  1. That's sure a sight for sore eyes David. I'm not a winter fisherman but I'll tie flies and sit tight.

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    1. Yeah, we can definitely use all the precipitation that we can get. Hope its a good winter with plenty of snow in the high country!

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  2. Good to see somebody is getting some moisture.

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    1. Mark, we'll definitely take all we can get. This past year has been a tough one...

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  3. Anonymous11:02 PM

    I am liking what I see so far. I will take the snow, tie flies, and watch some football. Bring it on!

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    1. Mel, I think living out here will limit my winter fishing a bit more than I'm used to. I'll still probably get out occasionally but maybe I can get caught up on tying all the flies that I hope to each winter...

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