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Hi Joni, so where did you catch that big guy? be careful, bamboo is habit forming! Great looking fly, very buggy, what depth were you fishing it at? Im finding that our water here, (river) is pretty shallow, so fishing with one of your furrled tapered sinking leaders and a short tippet is the answer with a floating line, makes it alot easier to pickup and cast all day. Most pockets and holes along the banks are only 4-6ft deep where the trout are holding up.
Richard

Hahaha, well I was born in Provo so Im a little familiar with the area, and while the coffee in Utah is not great unless made at home I can always bring some nice unground beans for a really good cup. I miss Utah, many many memories for me, both childhood and adult. Your a lucky lady to be able to live there!
Plus Im loving your leaders, Gonna have to get with you for a whole new group for the fall bull trout clave and also for my ever developing winter ultra light fishing. Im finding in windless conditions that the sinking ferruled tapered leaders you sent me are outstanding, we need to work up some for UL around 2wt and 4ft so I can couple them with some 2ft 1# leaders better. Likewise I like the big ones. Going to the Fall Bull Trout Clave this year, so will need some 10-11 wt 7-8ft sinking leaders, looking for some big fish on this one so think at least 20# test.
South Fork of the Provo below the graveyard?
Richard

Yea Ive seen em and cauught them that big, sometimes arguing with some big bears too,thats some King, betting its around 45#, about the biggest Ive seen outside the Lower 48.
Joni the trout we are looking at are in the area of 20 pound plus, but im counting on alot of leader and playing so a good solid sinking at least 20# would be perfect, I will message you with what I have in mind.
Well there are some creeks just north of you controled by the Indians that are looking good too?
Richard