This past weekend my dad, my sister Olivia, and I went fishing on the Uncompahgre River for rainbow and brown trout. Lately I have been doing some reading on how to Czech Nymph and so I decided to try this new technique for the first time that day. We brought two rods so that we could have two different rigs, one was a dry-dropper rig and the other was a Czech Nymph rig. Once we got to the river my dad and I rigged up the rods, put Olivia in the baby backpack carrier and headed out to the river. The first spot we fished was a deep run in which I caught many fish on the dry-dropper rig. My dad made two casts with the Czech Nymph rig and caught one fish per cast. After that he gave me the rod and gave me a few tips as well! I ended up hooking about ten fish but only caught one. For the rest of the day we swapped rigs every few spots and did pretty well. Towards the end of the day I put on a streamer and started to fish back to the car. There was a little water down below where we parked that looked very promising so I started to fish it. After five minutes, I realized that a Czech Nymph rig would work amazing in that spot. So once again I changed my rig and on the very first cast I hooked a large brown trout that was the biggest fish I had hooked that day. It got away though after a few jumps but in a few casts I was hooked up again and landed a nice little rainbow trout. I had many more hook ups but could not prevail. My dad and I took a few pictures and I would like to share some of them with you.
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Fishing a Stimulator and Beadhead Baetis Nymph Dry-Dropper rig.

A Rainbow caught on the dry/dropper rig.

Czech nymphing a nice riffle.

Fall is such a beautiful time of year to go fly fishing.

It makes it even better when you are catching fish.

Fishing some deeper water with using a pair of Czech nymphs.

This Rainbow really liked my tungsten Beadhead Hares Ear as the point fly in my rig.

What a great way to end the day...casting streamers!!!
