Too late. It was rough going at East Verdigre, actually. All of the rainbows are stocked, so I usually take a limit home, but I actually get more of a kick out of catching the wild browns. I've caught one that was just under 20", and I've spooked a couple from the holding area that were pushing 30". I've never seen one actually bite or chase or even acknowledge my fly. I'm pretty sure those big boys are eating rainbows, probably about one per week.
Because there's so little vegetation in the water, right now--though there is still some water cress--they were very spooky because there aren't that many places to hide. On top of that it was such a bright, sunny day that it was all but impossible to not spook them by breaking up their horizon. I've never seen them so jumpy. I still managed to catch a couple, but they were NOT the sharpest knives in the drawer.
Fwiw, I have purposefully chosen to keep an ancient cell phone that does almost nothing online, and its camera broke more than a year ago. (I like owning my cell phone versus the other way around.) If I want pictures, I have to plan ahead. I'll see what I can do next time.
