Doc's Brookie Heaven

[SilverDoctor]

Hope the 2015 season will bring some nice things for all of you.

 

I haven’t posted much in trips, although I have had a few with a really great buddy from the forum, an ankle sprain left this old fool limping around and away from the streams for almost 2 months of the best Dry fly season. On the flip side, I was part of the Stewardship Program, took my training and managed to meet a few of Brookie’s this year (on a personal basis ). Please remember to send in your record cards for this year if you where part of the program. Working on mine this weekend, the Deadline is Nov 15.

 

I do love those little Trout; they’re super feisty and beautiful and they always inhabit Gods special places. Instead of the typical shots with my ugly mug, I thought I would focus on something different to post. Hopping around the stream with a bad hoof sure didn't help the leg but did wonders for my spirit.

 

Say Hi to a few of my friends.

 

 

Which one would you cast to first? Caught 6 from this pool.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The end for this season...

 

 

 

 

[trailhead]

Nice, but no wonder I didn't get any brookies out of there, you caught them all:)

[RedBeard]

Wonderful post.. love those pictures

[SteveM]

Great set of pics, Lornce!

Love them colorful li'l S.O.B.'s!

[Heimdallr]

Great pics, Doc. Them brookies sure are purdy.

[TMLhammy]

Great pics Ag - the different angles are a cool change from most.

[Flyfisher]

Beautiful photos Doc, the top one I particularly like. Which one would I cast to first? The lowest one in the run of course.

[SilverDoctor]

Beautiful photos Doc, the top one I particularly like. Which one would I cast to first? The lowest one in the run of course.

Good answer, work downstream up.

[Guest ArtVandelay]

Nice pictures Doc. I particularly like the photo of the mushrooms.