No pic as I was by myself. It really helped fishing the spinner in cloudy water so that I could get a better idea of the depths I was fishing. The river has changed a lot and it will not look the same when it drops back down so it was a challenge fishing water that was drastically different.After this fish I met up with Daniel and we worked some other areas and ended up fishing a nice tail end with fish moving they were showing themselves. Nice of him to not tell me that he saw fish hanging in the tail out before I went to the other side to fish.
I am on the other side of the river BS with some guys that know us from the website and one of them has hooked 4 steelhead in 45 minutes on a steelhead orange yarnball he had just learned how to tie up. The other guy is fishing a pink worm on a jig head for a while and then decides he should tie on a steelhead orange UV yarnie and bam, fish on! No one else in this hole is catching anything and all of the sudden I see Daniel running around trying to keep a fish in the hole, he hands the fish off to his daughter and she fights it for a minute until it jumps and breaks her off. A few minutes later and he was fighting another one! That was enough for me to head over and see what was going on. He said he had worked the hole over with good roe, pink worms spinners and everything else he could think of. He then decided to tie on a shimp pink/baby pink/white UV yarn combo and it was game on! He then tied on a steelhead orange/cerise one and next cast, fish on! Fish really has to want it to get it that deep under a float!
It was really cool to see our yarn shine as the only fish being caught were on it. Not good though that so many had our yarn to fish with. Making it harder on us.
It was also interesting that the fish only wanted yarnies. The water was pretty colored up! I think Daniel is out fishing right now and it should be lights out. I may try and get out tomorrow before the next rain. 
