Seems that the hatchery trout don't care for the Carmen's and immediately tried to swim back home. I'm sure the natives encouraged them by exaggerating stories of those guys flinging stinging bugs around and not being able to tell real food from that fake artifical stuff. Hopefully they'll have a change of heart and maybe a few will stick around.
Seriously it's been cold, and swimming for better holding water is built in to their genetics. Warmer days, a few bugs and the fish will show themselves, ask your self " it's 29 outside how active would I be?"
It was a fun, but windy day at Belmont yesterday. As soon as I sat down at the vise I drew a small crowd of little kids looking to see what was up. Showed a six and four year old how to cast ( kind of fit my present skill level), they were cute and tried really hard. Public outreach is one thing this chapter does really well. Thanks to George, George, Ron, Gary, Tony, Bill and Chuck.
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