Hopefully everyone reading this had a great Thanksgiving! The weather around here the past week has gone from cold and snowy, to clear and dry, with relatively warm temperatures by each afternoon. We'll be coming into December with virtually no snowpack at all elevations...not good news for skiers. It will undoubtedly be here soon enough. There has been a window each of the last few afternoons of about 2 hours where the temperatures have been in the mid 30's, under clear, calm skies. Rachael, Charlotte and I took a walk yesterday afternoon on the Snake River levee, just north of the Wilson Bridge. We noticed a very small sidechannel with a deep run in it, holding a handful of some very nice fish. As we watched them carefully, we could see them ever so slightly feeding on the surface. If this weather holds a little longer, we could still see some action on the Snake before the big chill really comes. Congrats goes out to my good friend John Holland...he's a new dad! Brooke Holland was born this past week in Seattle to proud parents John and Shelley. Here's a photo of John on the oars from a trip we did last spring to the Henry's Fork during the blizzard Mother's Day Caddis hatch. Click on the image to enlarge it, and check out the bugs!
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