I pretty much told the story with yesterday’s entry, so I’m just going to post a bunch of photos today. We spent two days each on Slough Creek and the Lamar River. These are photos gathered on those days. Some of them you’ve seen before. Most of them are now in the Photoblog. You can see a larger view in the Photoblog by clicking them. Others aren’t in the Photoblog, but you can see a larger view by clicking them as well. Hope you enjoy.
Dad fights a nice rainbow he caught on Slough Creek.
Dad's big rainbow. I wish I'd framed the photo differently, but I had ideas about including the landscape and such.
Jacqulyn and Gina fly fishing the Lamar River.
Jacqulyn fishes the Lamar River while a bison finds a nice spot to bed down across the river.
Sun breaks through the clouds while Jacqulyn casts for trout on the Lamar River.
Here I am releasing a nice Lamar River cutt.
I caught this cutthroat trout on the very last cast of the trip using my 9' Granger. The fish was caught on Slough Creek.
Jacqulyn captured this photo of me fighting a nice cutthroat on the Lamar River. I remember this fish. It rose so slowly and deliberately to my St. Vrain Caddis. Dad dipped it for me.
I caught this rainbow from Slough Creek. Okay, so Dad's fish is bigger...
Jacqulyn grabbed this action shot of me about to land a fish on the Lamar River. You can see my Bill Ballan reel and the butt of my Phillipson rod.
This was the first of two large trout my father landed while fishing Slough Creek.
Jacqulyn took this shot of me fighting a nice cutthroat on the Lamar River. This was a really nice fish, and I wanted it. The hook slipped out before I could land it.
This is a decent little cutthroat I got out of the Lamar River.
I caught this cutt out of Slough Creek. Okay, so this one isn't as big as Dad's fish either...
This was the typical fish we caught from both Slough and the Lamar. It's a small cuttbow.
Take care,
Nathan
