Snow reached peak levels and rivers are running. A sigh of relief gives way to the knowledge that it’s not too soon to drop a line into a Rocky Mountain stream and land a trout. Try using one of my favorite flies, the prince nymph. This fly can be fished alone or used with the dry/dropper method. Enjoy wild mountain flowers on your way to the honey hole. Tight lines! Cheers
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