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  • September 25, 2026 at 7:05 pm #18117

    <p>Jimbo,    Thanks for publishing your fishing log;  I just enjoyed it again for the 2nd time.  The photos and stories are great!  I hope your knee rehab continues to improve, and you will be 100% for the new season on the Guad.  I too am a ‘new knee guy’.   I managed to do my “aqua therapy” back in May with some incredible classic dry fly fishing in central PA.  Wading the streams with rod in hand was a lot more enjoyable than the PT sessions at the gym.</p><p>Looking forward to seeing you out on the river sometime soon!</p><p>Dave Karrs</p><p> </p>

    February 9, 2026 at 10:50 am #17878

    Hi Jimbo, (Chris, and the Vibert volunteer team),

    Thank you for the update. That hatch rate is truly impressive—well done to everyone involved! It would be incredible to see these ‘born in the river’ Brown trout thrive in the Guadalupe.

    We really appreciate the hard work and for keeping us in the loop with such detailed reports and photos.

    Best Regards,
    Dave Karrs

    July 7, 2021 at 11:43 pm #12377

    I had the same issue…. the ‘GRTU Flows’. Has the data plotted.

    And I also found the data in this link::

    https://cceo.org/html5viewer/?viewer=riverflow

    I’m not sure how to past the link here so copy to your browser and see what happened.

    dave

     

     

     

     

    March 11, 2021 at 9:55 am #12260

    Hi Justin,    I will have to pass on you offer but wish you Good Luck on Monday..  Thanks for the offer.     Hopefully, you will have a fun/relaxing day of fishing.

    Cheers,

    Dave K

    March 8, 2021 at 8:36 pm #12245

    Thanks Trey for tuber and fishing reports….

    Dave K

    January 2, 2021 at 1:54 pm #12092

    Jimbo, Thanks for the comments,    All in all we had a fun trip.  Given the conditions, low water and holiday crowds, we didn’t beat the water to death so the numbers of fish we caught was ok.   Per your previous advice we did  fish (swing) a Wooley Bugger and soft hackle (or Beadhead) which produced some trout.  Agree on the stealthy approach we could have been better at that.

    Good news is that pretty much all the trout we caught looked to be in good shape.  The browns especially looked healthy.

    We will be back on the river soon….

    Cheers,

    Dave

     

     

    October 2, 2020 at 10:38 am #11402

    Wow, Sold out… that hurts. Tried to log on yesterday but was having difficulty – I guess I should have been more persistent. Big lesson learned the hard way. Been a member for 5 years and really enjoyed and I am thankful for the GRTU efforts.

    See ya on the river.

    Dave Karrs

    March 29, 2020 at 12:07 am #10033

    Jimbo,

    Thanks for the reply and comments.  I will likely delay my trip for a while until Coronavirus conditions reside.  Let’s hope and pray that Texas is spared from the worst of the virus.

    A quick catch and release (keep’um in the water) is definitely the way to go… only thing better is the long distance release which on many days I’ve seem to have mastered to perfection.

    See ya on river.. hopefully someday soon.

    Dave K

     

     

    March 28, 2020 at 4:00 pm #10031

    Hi Fishing Friends,

    Thinking of driving over from Houston to wet a line.  Been working from home for two weeks now and definitely have cabin fever..

    Does any know if the Outfitter’s offices (Rio, Lazy LL, etc) are open to check in for GRTU parking?  Also, is there a new CVC code?  The last time over I tried all the published codes for CVC but could not gain entry.

    Thanks –  hope to see you on the river (from a distance)..

    Dave K.