We worked looking for some cutthroats early in the day. Mark managed one small cutt that had probably been planted this past fall and I couldn't swing any cutties. The rainbows were around however and the fall planted trout were consistently dancing our indicators. We managed a couple better fish throughout the day with Mark landing a 20 incher to top the day. The best days are coming for the north park reservoirs as the high temps this week should really get things going.
Early morning calm
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Mark battling away with an ice out trout
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Mark with a nicer rainbow
The release
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A rare photo of me with a trout thanks to Mark
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Mark's nice one of the day
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