While ya'll were fishin the Nat......

[KB]

I went down stream on the Hi and fished in the National park. I caught 5, the biggest being 15", and the smallest under 10". There was a nice hatch of some #18 or #20 Grey Adams that started around noon. I saw some risers but unfortunatly it was time for me to go.
How'd ya'll do?
I had a great time meeting everyone, enjoyed tying, and enjoyed the conversation.
Can't wait to do it again!

KB

[The Ole Man]

KB, you ole goat, you slipped off without us and found them down river. We saw maybe two rises in 5 miles on the upper section. Way to go! I'll be your shadow next time. http://www.georgia-outdoors.com/ubbngto/smile.gif

[phlyster]

Who says the loneranger wasn't a master trouter.

Tis the way to go.... when all else fails, learn on your own! http://www.georgia-outdoors.com/ubbngto/wink.gif

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Blake
Playing the angle

If I was a trout, and you were a Phly, would you try and catch me?

[NiteOwl]

Would have loved to have been there, but just couldn't spend the $$ on a lic. to fish for a few hours when the Nan was calling. Wish she would have called collect so I could have refused the charges ! I got maybe 5 stockers of no size all day. Not one was over 13 inches. Bad news on the Nan.

[KB]

I think luck has got a little something to do with it. Chances are, if I had the time, I would'a been flailing Nattie with the rest of ya.
It sure is pretty water down there though. I was also lucky enough to see a Great Blue Herron, a couple of King Fishers (which had way more luck than all of us put together), and a couple of a Pileated Woodpeckers. Truely a fantastic sight.
I will certainly be back soon.

KB
Birds are pretty cool too