Why fish such a puny stream for four-inch fish? Is it just an interest in Yellowstone cutthroats?

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Sep 20, 2020
12:53:33pm

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In the sawtooth mtns right now on Onemile creek. Need help on Yellowstone cut!

Tuskaloosa Cougar

9/20/20 12:07pm

Most likely you spooked them. Gotta be careful on those small creeks

letthewookieewin

9/20/20 12:11pm

Not expert on Yellowstone cuts; but are there grasshoppers around? Maybe

StarMan

9/20/20 12:13pm

I would guess hopper fishing is done in the mountains. Going to be small dry fly time

letthewookieewin

9/20/20 12:17pm

I don’t see how a fish that is in this creek could get a mouse pattern down

Tuskaloosa Cougar

9/20/20 12:17pm

Dry flies haven't worked here lately; try a san juan worm if you have one

ColoSpgs

9/20/20 12:28pm

Why fish such a puny stream for four-inch fish? Is it just an interest in Yellowstone cutthroats?

Brisco

9/20/20 12:53pm

Yes, only fish I have left for my Utah cut slam

Tuskaloosa Cougar

9/20/20 1:35pm

If you want to complete the Utah cutthroat slam you have to catch a Yellowstone cutty in its native range within Utah.

mvtoro

9/20/20 4:18pm

Streams like this are mostly about being sneaky. If someone fished ahead of you it would explain you not getting any eat

mvtoro

9/20/20 4:23pm

Thanks Mvtoro, you’re definitely the expert on these things and I appreciate

Tuskaloosa Cougar

9/20/20 9:30pm

Good luck man! I haven’t done the slam yet

mvtoro

9/20/20 9:42pm

Roofing knee pads are your friend on small streams

crimedog

9/20/20 10:29pm

That’s a great idea. I didn’t think of that. Thanks

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