[teachrtec]

I wanted to get a trout today, but everything close is still blown out. So here decent bass from the farm pond.



Lets see those August fish

[dshort]

A first for me...a fish on the 1st. A decent spring creek brown that inhaled a Shenk's Cricket:

[robs_seven]

I finally caught my first trout Saturday. I went on a guided float trip last fall and caught a ton of fish, but this was my first since I have been going by myself. I have been tying all my own flies and trying different patterns and it payed off. I caught it on a barb less #14 Adams, that I just learned to tie last week. The fish was caught on a C&R stream in Avery county and was right at 10" long. The fish gave a good fight and took off just as fast when I got the hook out. It was a great trade off to the crazy morning we had getting to the stream. It took 3hrs to get 1.5hrs away. We first got lost on some Forest Service Roads and then we went to far on the trail. I have always had a great time going fishing but this makes it all worth it.

[knxtravis80]

I have been participating in one of these challenges on another board for awhile now, but this is my first post on the SEFF challenge.

Caught on a local tailwater using a midge larva pattern on Aug 1st.

[Windknotter]

[SBeane0158]

I think Teachrtec's bass would probably eat mine

[5xTippett]

Another Smith River brown caught on a beetle!

[rockroller]

I'll try to get a trip report up in the next couple of days. I just got back from a week in Utah. This grayling came from Utah's Uinta mountains. This was perhaps the most fun dry fly fishing I have ever had. This picture just doesn't do this fish, or the experience, justice.

[rainbowlover]

[headgear]

First time to play in this game. These are the easy months. Let's see how I do in Jan and Feb.

(Handsome creature, huh?)