Fly-Fishing: Daily Snow, Uintas

Good to get out and among the peaks again. Maybe early, not really. A little color when warm enough to melt snow otherwise, when not warm enough, ice on the line and guides.
Summer always comes too soon, stays too long, sets me back with the heat. So, one more week of snowy camping and slippery creek wading was serenely absorbed into my soul.

[@SanJuanMountainBob]

Great to see another video of yours and it was a dandy. With that ice in the guides and snow, it makes a man appreciate the home fire. Nice to see the goats and moose. Thanks for sharing!

[@nicholskk]

Thanks 👍 I had a mink flirt with me on two days but failed to get any images worth adding.

[@stevemd8947]

Excellent video. Nice fish. It was nice to meet you at the FlyTying Expo in March. Have a great summer fishing.

[@nicholskk]

Thanks! You too! Nice to put a face to your name, and of course you know Bert too!

[@chriscameron4223]

Thanks for the great video. I fly fish and have a Four Wheel Camper and head into the Uintas. I haven't been up there yet this year, need to make a trip.

[@nicholskk]

Yes you do

[@greensamurai951]

I appreciate your nice video. That muddy water, wow. Your video help me feeling up lifted. Is that nymphing? What is that nymph? Thank you, great video

[@nicholskk]

Thanks for watching. On the end of the line is a double weighted (mostly pink) nymph, 2 feet up from the tip and on a side line were two different double weighted streamers (used one at a time). The black and purple streamer (used first) worked best dead drifted similarly to the nymph. The crystal white with rainbow tinsel, only worked being jerked up and across stream. Not classic nymphing, not classic streamer fishing, but versatile and always interesting.