Sunday, June 22, 2008

HIGH COUNTRY CHARTERS FISHING REPORT UPDATE





The fishing on the “Quality Waters” has been great the last few weeks, even with the high flows. The river level is around 3,000 cfs now, and will be at 500 cfs by early July. This last week as the flow started to drop the fish have been feeding hard in the areas that I have been wading. As the water drops, areas that haven’t been fished are becoming accessible. These fish are in great shape and are fighting hard. They have definitely fattened up during the high flows. Last week the best patterns for me were, bloods, ufo’s, and orange bloods. The flows continue to be high in the Pagosa area, but are expected to start to slow down with in the next week. The high water makes it tough fishing now, but ensures a healthy river and great fishing through out the summer and fall. I am expecting our Private Properties to fish very well in the next 2 weeks. Below are some pictures from recent trips. Clay Craig with a Fat Bow on the San Juan with the flow over 5,000 cfs. That's me with a carp that was tailing! I put down the pike fly rod and picked up the 5wt. Hawk Storm didn't let the big one get away today!
Tight lines, Scott Taylor
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Monday, June 09, 2008

FOLK 'N BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

The first annual Folk N' Bluegrass Festival proved to be wonderful way to spend the weekend, under perfect blue skies up at Reservoir Hill. The crowds loved all the musical talent gathered for the weekend's entertainment. The diverse repertoire of songs of The Waybacks were well received as evidenced by the above photo. The soulful experience of the weekend was enjoyed by many locals as well as those who traveled across the state of Colorado to attend this wonderful event.