Although the weather has been unsettled with thunderstorms, it hasn't stopped the anglers from enjoying the good weather inbetween. Berkeley would be proud, as their power bait, power worms, and power eggs have taken a lot of limits since the resort opened on the 21st. DFG stocked twice, Alpers once and the surprise visit from the Bridgeport Enhance program last Sunday. Not many of these little fatties have seen a stringer and continue to taunt the worms.

The rain drenched the high elevations adding ato the runoff, and there's a hint of snow heading our way at the 11,000 foot level by Monday evening late. Weather is supposed to continue through next Thursday, but then you know the weathermen, great job security for a 90% margin of error.

Lures are the typical Thomas Bouyant red/gold, silver prism Super Duper, Cripple's in gold and kastmaster's in silver prism. Fly anglers have seen a lot of action with the better anglers catching up to 40 fish (releasing) in a day. To say the least, it's been impressive.

Weighed 2 Alpers, one by Ray Henriksen of Highland at 2lb 15 oz on a fly and tried to release her but she would not revive, and a 3lb by Scott Chevalier of Redondo Beach on a power worm. Great job! See you on the water.