Truckee, CA.

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20190127_181949 by James Landis, on Flickr

We are having fun as usual........
It is so warm up here it feels like winters over......I hope not.
Two days ago it was cloudy enough to fish dries to risers.
Now it's bright enough that they seem to sink deeper.
I don't blame them, because we watched an Eagle nab a fish for dinner.
Midges and Baetis, with the possibility of Skwalla any day.
Some Little Winter Stones around finally.

When I started posting here about 10 years ago no one had much good to say about the T.......mostly gripping about how hard it was to find fish. I loved the river, so I felt like I had to help out with tips, and some photo proof that it could be done.
They haven't gotten that much easier, but now days there are a few more people who are boosters, and even if they don't live here, or have it dialed, at least they have some luck and want to report. Which is good.
I post on another forum, and have a blog that keeps me busy enough and needs to be monetized as well.
Will be posting on a thread from time to time, but am not going to do so much on the T here.
Never was affiliated with Keines, so it was nice of Bill to let me post. THANKS FOR THE VIEWS!!!
You guys can follow me on my Blog if you still want fresh insider trading/fishing info.
Come find me to fish!

Jim

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Thanks for the wonderful picture and great info.

It is only about 2 hours from the Sacramento areas to Truckee.


**When I was younger, 1970s, we use to drive up to the Truckee river in the summer to hit the evening hatch and then drive home.

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