Monique and Craig, today's fly fishing clients that drove into town to enjoy a beautiful September day of guided fly fishing on the lower Provo river. We had a spectacular day, I know I mention that a lot, but those are not words, the photos tell the story of the day much better than a thousand of my own words could ever convey. We arrived on the water at about 8:45 with the Provo spewing off steam, meaning the water was warmer than the air... I think that's how it works.. Craig smacked a few pigs right off the bat, three to be exact, and Monique was working on techniques still, but she eventually got it through persistence, as is required to learn the basics of nymph fishing techniques. You will see the rhythm of the day as you work through some great shots of the days events as they unfold, with fish after wild fish being hooked and then landed. Monique pulled off a meanuever just below the bridge where most clients get spooled by trout in above 16 inch range. After a hard fought, and a fish played to perfection, we landed a 18 inch wild brown. We caught an even number of both brown and Rainbow trout on the private section of the Provo we fished in the morning. Later in the afternoon, after a nice lunch with Mount Timp as the back drop, we moved down into the public section of the Provo river, where Monique started to even the fish count pulling off a hat trick in hoover hole, not to mention sticking one of the biggest bows of the day in a tricky section of water for the novice fly fisherman. The photos again are a fishing report in of themselves, fishing was great the entire day, slowing a bit toward 4:00.