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I like this thread, as I kill invasive plants for the feds for a living. There's so many around here, but the bane of my my existence is Kochia, Russian Thistle, and Mare's Tail. They're pesticide resistant, and I have thousands of acres I have to try to manage them.

A couple of the cute little guys this fall:

Ice flow isn't an issue. You get a little shelf ice once in awhile, but the flows fluctuate so much it goes away within a day or two, max. And it has to be really cold for a long stretch to even see that. Water temp was around 40 degrees tonight

Hatchery brat tonight. It was pretty cold. 22 degrees, but with wind-chill it was around 14.

Ephrata area if I'm not mistaken?

He got me into bass and carp fly fishing around twenty years ago. RIP to one of the greats

Gorgeous native tonight

The Columbia river in two to three feet of water about an hour after full dark. I thought for sure it was a brown until it was in the net. Actually fought pretty good.

Making my mind up for fish and chips or tacos... I'm leaning towards F&C. Make my mother-in-law happy.

Probably a CdA fish.

Walleye tonight. Thought it was a brown until I got it in the net😂

I can wade out a hundred yards in places, especially if the river is low. But it can rise fifteen feet in minutes without warning, so there's that.

I forgot to put the creek brown in there

Just good ol' Washington state

As many of you already know, I'm a huge fall fishing fiend. The timing is hard to predict, I usually just let mother nature tell me when. It's always around when the hardwood leaves start to actually drop, usually mid October where I live. I start up higher in September, and chase the leaf-fall...