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Sitting here as it starts to rain and can feel the temp. dropping by the minute, feels like the end of warm weather until next Spring. Spent a good part of Tuesday floating and WET WADING at the end of October. Despite spending hours waist deep in the river I never did get cold, now looks like I need to get my non-leaky waders back from being lent out.

Fishing was a little slow, though I did pick up a couple fish each time I stopped, with the exception of two or three riffles. Started with nothing until I put on an October caddis imitation I came up with earlier in the week. Every year when they start to hatch I come up with a new pattern and this year I think I finally hit on a good one. About a two minute tie using quick decent dub, silly leg "wings" topped with some ice dub and I have a fly that caught all but three fish on this trip. Finally quit fishing a dropper because they were only taking the caddis. Caught one nice brown and the rest smallish bows mostly in the 10-13" range.

Hate to see the good weather end, but ready for some cooler, woodcutting weather, maybe it will keep the pesky fishermen away so I can have the river back to myself.

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Still 90 degrees in the desert. Man, WHY DID I MOVE TO THE FREAKING DESERT!?! And why do I keep reading this forum despite being 2,000+ miles away!?!

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Beginning to feel alot like DUCK SEASON.

"Life has become immeasurably better since I have been forced to stop taking it seriously."

Hunter S. Thompson

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