I don't know why I've never post trip reports. I enjoy reading
other people's reports. Maybe posting this will induce other
people to post theirs.  Went to one of the few streams that is
still open and relatively easy to get to via public
transportation. The weather was in the low 40s with a breeze.
When it gets much colder than that I stay home and tie flies.
As usual, I had a number of rods I wanted to fish with. I always
have some rod/line combinations I want to test, and often have
new rods I am trying to decide whether to carry on
tenkarabum.com. (I don't remember the last time I went fishing
with only one rod and wasn't evaluating something or other.)  I
ended up catching three fish, had three long distance releases
and missed one "bump" that was clearly a fish rather than a
rock. All the fish were caught with a Killer Bug variation tied
with Sunglow yarn rather than my usual Sand (for Killer Bugs) or
Oyster (for Utah Killer Bugs). All the yarns are Jamieson's
Shetland Spindrift. The bug was tied on a