the days are getting shorter

Hi Folks, It is all down hill from here.  Summer is here and we just past the longest day of the year.  So I guided trout on the Lamoille early this am.  Water temperatures at 5:30am was 64 degrees and it moved up a  couple of degrees by 10:00am.  Sunny warm day early with clouds and rain moving in tonight.  Saw a few small #18 to #20 tan bodied caddis all over willows on the banks and few hatching as well.  We dead drifted a #18 hare's ear nymph with a #18 tan caddis pupa.  Saw lots of juvenille rainbows 4" to 6" eating the small caddis as they hatched.  We landed 4 trout and lots or missed another half a dozen.  All wild rainbows between 5" and 11".  All of the trout for the most part were holding in the oxygen rich water of the heavy riffles.  Looks like a good weather week for fishing with the exception of some heavier rain that could dirty up rivers.  Still cool nights make a big difference if you like am fishing.  Off to chase trout again tomorrow am.  Remember to clean your gear and keep the non-native species at home.  have Fun, Willy