You guys have any good recommendations for a guide on the East Walker? I'm doing a trip out there labor day weekend, and figure I'll get a guide the first day to show me the ropes.
Keep an eye on the flows they need to stay about the same for 2 to 3 days for good fishing. I think its flowing around 200 now which is ok, 170 or a bit lower is prime. Should be execellent hatches coming off at this time. The hype is all true the river is a great fisherie but do not by any means think it is easy
I fished down there a couple of months ago for the first time. We fished only in Nevada, down on Rosaschi Ranch area. Great Fishing! Fished very much like Putah Creek to me. There is a place called Ken's Sporting Goods in Bridgeport that is the local fly fishing place. They have a lot of local guide recomendations as well.
As a sideshow, we got buzzed by a couple of A-6 Intruders from Fallon, maybe you'll get an airshow as well.
A buddy of mine is a reserve aviator and trains every year at Fallon. Went out a couple years ago to get a tour which was pretty cool and watch the Super Hornets fly around. They do some pretty cool flying out there.
if you ever get a chance to watch an A-10 fly. you will be truly amazed. absolutly graceful.
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i saw that happen when i was in the air force stationed at sheppard afb wichita falls tx. definite wood on that one. also the sonic boom of the sr71. not just wood, but bustin a load as well.
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Fishing isnt about catching fish, its not about who caught the most, or who caught the biggest, its about the experience that you have on the water, and the life long bonds you make with others on the journey to becoming a better person inside.
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