After a couple of successful trips to the Lake Fork, my friends and I decided to change it up and drive over to the Taylor River. We got up by 3:30 a.m. so we could be at the river before 7 a.m to stake a claim to the best spots.
Mitchell started off an amazing day of fishing with a 20-inch rainbow at 7 a.m., and by the time we left late that afternoon, we had landed 58 fish between the four of us--with four of those fish measuring at least 20 inches.
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| Sunrise over the Taylor |
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| First fish of the day--not a bad start |
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| Mitchell with a nice cutthroat |
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| Close up of the cutthroat |
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| A solid, very pretty rainbow |
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| A bigger rainbow |
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| Up close |
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| Big horn sheep were coming down the cliffs (trust me, they are in this picture) |
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| Can you spot the bighorn sheep in them middle of this frame? |
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| Peter with a beautiful rainbow |
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| Peter with a nice brown |
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| Kevin with a beast of a rainbow; we landed this guy after an epic battle |
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| Nice rainbow |
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| This rainbow had very few spots compared to the others we caught |
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| 50% brown trout, 50% snake, 50% eel |
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| 20-inch rainbow |
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| 21-inch rainbow |
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| Double Rainbow |
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| The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is at Wal-Mart? |
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| Sunset on the drive back |
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