Launched at around 10:15 and motored upstream to the area just across from Two Rivers. My friend wanted to fish there as he and some buddies did well there last Friday. We caught our limits in about 2 1/2 hours trolling flies on leaded line. I also caught a bonus in addition to my trout limit a 17 1/4" kokanee that weighed 2lbs, 3ozs. The 'bows were all 15" - 15 1/2" and very chunky.

Trolling speeds ranged from 2.5 - 3.1mph, water surface temps have dropped, and are now in the 61° range. I tipped the Trick r Treat Frisky Jenny with a piece of worm and my friend was using grubs on his muddler style single hook fly. I also trolled a Rip'n Minnow on mono 195' behind the boat and is what the kokanee hit.

Nice day, a little sun, but mostly overcast and quite calm.

Saw something interesting when I was cleaning fish after returning home. I had what I thought were 3 native trout since the adipose fin was intact, that is until the last one was missing a pectoral fin, just like what happens when they are rubbed against a net. I had heard rumors this was happening at hatcheries on the west side with salmon, but was surprised to see the same thing with rainbow. Now that I've seen it, I'll be watching future catch for more evidence of the same.