[url=http://www.denverpost.com/rec/ci_4067102:3f10f]http://www.denverpost.com/rec/ci_4067102[/url:3f10f]
Printable View
[url=http://www.denverpost.com/rec/ci_4067102:3f10f]http://www.denverpost.com/rec/ci_4067102[/url:3f10f]
Yup, Cutts in full spawning colors are a beautiful fish. Sea runs cutts that have made the color change are especially brilliant in color.
REE
mwebb,
WOW! That's really something. I like the way they look in the Lochsa & Selway during the last week in September. Check out the Idaho Fish-In '06.
------------------
Life, is the time He gave you to determine where you want to spend eternity.
----------
Lotech Joe
All cutts are beautiful...I am partial to Yellowstone Cutts, and there are some differences in colors from lake to the next (or even in the same lake in some cases). I have seen some that are fairly grey with just a touch of yellow on the underside to others which are a bright yellow qith a greyish back. It sometimes depends if they are straight Yellowstone cutts from the hatchery or fish that at one point in time that descended from the Yellowstone Cutts in McBride Lake (in YNP). And like Lotech said, the Westslope Cutts of the Selway and Lochsa are also very pretty fish.
------------------
Take care everyone and cya around. Mark