video of clinch brown

[Flyfishjeep]

I went fishing Friday morning. Got up at 5 am so I could drag myself there before day light. There was no generators running and the water was low.
I caught about 7 fish from about 7-10. All browns and all were caught on nymphs. I did have a couple bust my dry fly, but no hookups.
There was one spot below a mostly submerged rock ledge where I think I saw tailing trout? There were at least 6 fish with their dorsal fins barely breaking the plane of the water. I caught 2 browns out of the mix and I must have seen at least 3 fish jump completely out of the water after food. This took place between 6:30 and sun up. Once the sun hit the water, it was over.
I only saw one other flyfisherman that morning towards the end before I had to start working. Not a bad day, but not the greatest either. I love fishing there after the generators have turned off and the water is maybe a foot higher than what it was at that day.
Below is a video that I attempted to make of me catching one of the browns. I haven't ever done this before, and if I had a third arm it would have turned out much better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9RMXwYzNSI

[BlueRaiderFan]

Looked good to me for a guy that was filming with one arm.

[ChemEAngler]

Not bad considering you need two hands to land your fish and another for the video. That is why I haven't tried making any videos of my adventures, but you have inspired me to give it a shot.

Travis

[caught 108]

Nice Job,I can just imagine trying to explain to my Wife why her camcorder was full of water.

[Flyfishjeep]

This is what we use for our videos. It doesn't have great zoom, but it is handy and plugs right into any USB port. One hour record time before you have to empty it. It also fits easily into my wader's front internal pocket.
http://www.theflip.com/products_flip_ultra.shtml