I caught some big rainbows in some high and fast water conditions last weekend. I used a #12 "Special" Wooly Bugger on a 5 wt setup:

http://i.imgur.com/I1iR4PA.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/dffvDvN.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/JMIXcke.jpg

Some dudes dog got eaten at a lake not too far from here.
But, no.
Ive never heard anyone mention one being seen anywhere in ours.
Now a few miles west of here is Very good place to dump a body.

Are those more of those meth trout?

Very nice. I wouldnt know the first thing about catching trout. Respect.

I didnt know your av was a picture of you, dude.:D

I don't even know what that means. :shrug:

New Mexico?

Actually, I don't really look like Steve Carrell. I look much more like David Schwimmer or Josh Grobin.

First lady of the year!
http://s292.photobucket.com/user/jewelldozier/library/

Oh...heh. No, these are from Oklahoma.

Well, then I guess you could consider them meth trout too.

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details please

time, place, what did you use, etc

Just before noon at Silver Lake Washington in Cowlitz county.
Bite was slow water was 54 degrees. Caught four all over 3lbs by 1pm, this girl was almost 6.5 lbs. Caught her on a zero gravity jig head with a creature feature trailer. If you haven't heard of zero gravity jig heads they are very light in weight with a brush hook guard. Looks similar to a regular jig head but light as a feather and very durable. They fall one foot every three seconds, perfect for prespawners in colder water.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/pictu...pictureid=1525

Mr Walleye time to move to the next hole.

Yummy. Walleye

Catch and clean enough fish for a week so you can throw everything back and keep fishing for the big one.
http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/pictu...pictureid=1526