Alex Argyros
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The only monitor that was working has now expired. Is there any news on the delay in getting the monitors up to speed?
They’ll be up in early May.
It’s good to hear that the temperatures at #5 are holding up.
And thanks, Jerry, for taking care of the fish.
Please take a thermometer with you when you fish and stop fishing when the temperature rises above 69 degrees. I suspect that anything downstream of Rio is too warm given the flows were having coupled with hot sunny days.
That’s not what I asked. Did you check the water temperature? If it was anywhere near 70 degrees, you may have killed five trout. You can catch trout when the temperatures get too warm to fish for them safely, but trout mortality increases exponentially when they’re fought with warm water temperatures.
Did you check the water temperature, Michael? I suspect that the water was too hot to fish for trout, but I don’t want to presume.
I suspect that what you saw was Trico spinners making babies.
Thanks for taking a temperature reading. Does anyone know about the status of the temperature monitors?
Like Trey, I’m. grateful to all those who helped clean up our river. Although I was out fishing on Friday, and was lucky enough to run into Jimbo, I was unable to lend a hand on Saturday. Thank you to all who did.
Thank you, Dan.
It’s so good to read your fishing posts again, Jimbo. I look forward to more.
Once you are on the river, you can wade up or downstream to your heart’s content. The only limiting factor is sore feet at the end of the day.
The password is on your LAP tag. Seasonal leases elapse on March 31.
Ditto, re Enrique’s commentary.
Trey, you said that many of the competitors told you that the Guadalupe is a difficult river to fish. To give that statement some context, the top three scores in our mini were 8, 7, 5 (# of fish). The top scores in the Bear River Mini, which took place the same day as ours, were 65, 35,34. The top three scores in the BFC Mini, which took place on 3/19, were 10, 9, 7.
