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The ultimate adventure guide

Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Casting upstream and around a bend - hoping to entice some fish!
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Clear Creek has a bike/walking path among much of the waterway. Additionally there are great rock steps for creek access and even a pass through gate in some areas.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Preparing for the first cast.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
A selection of flies is always helpful - Dornan's Circus Peanut a foam fly, was on the menu this day.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
At times fly fishing can be a lot of things to manage at once.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Final preparations for the first cast - started with an Elk Hair Caddis.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Clear Creek has a ton of features to fish. Shallow pools, fast rapids, tight spaces - it is a great creek for the beginner to expert angler!
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Be mindful of the embankments they can be steep and rocky - those big boulders shift.
Jason Leach
Photo Date: 
09/22/2019
Nice Rainbow - Highly recommend a landing net. This allows you to keep the fish in the water (safe) until you are ready for that hero shot.

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