My younger brother Steven and I decided to go trail run Arroyo Seco Canyon Creek. It was a great blue bird sky day, and it did not take long for me to start bumming that I was not on the Creek to Fly Fish for some Bows. We Ran up to the Nino Campground Area and back, and we must have seen a good 50 Rainbow Trout throughout the Creek. Alot of the holes that we passed had at least 5 or so Rainbows holding in them. We also had seen alot of Bait Fisherman with a couple of fish caught each. It looks like I am going to be coming back in the next couple of weeks to hook into a couple of fish. I did however take some pics of the trail.
The Arroyo Seco Canyon tight rope squirrel There was a bait fisherman standing over the pool by Teddy’s Outpost with a stringer of 2 about 10″ bows. I counted 15+ in this Hole. All about 10″-12″ Stocked bows. Taking a quick breather. Nice Shot of the creek just below Nino Campground. This hole always has Wild Trout I counted 6.
hey man, thanks for the post i rly gatta try it out! i have a couple questions, does the dfg stock were the road ends? or do i have to hike a while to get to the planting spots. also, is there a decent trail so i could mountain bike to the native pools? and last, since im too young to own a car, my grandma who is very fit for her age would be taking me, and is it difficult to get to the good spots? thanks bro, ure blog inspired me to make a trout blog of my own
Themocracy
And you didn’t bring a fly rod!
I know it was bugging me all week!
hey man, thanks for the post i rly gatta try it out! i have a couple questions, does the dfg stock were the road ends? or do i have to hike a while to get to the planting spots. also, is there a decent trail so i could mountain bike to the native pools? and last, since im too young to own a car, my grandma who is very fit for her age would be taking me, and is it difficult to get to the good spots? thanks bro, ure blog inspired me to make a trout blog of my own