The morning was rich with both Browns and Rainbows taking egg patterns. It was cold and rainy, but when the sun came out and the water started to heat up, every fish in the river moved into the faster currents and started feeding. They all went from egg patterns to olive midges in a blink of an eye. Of course, Tucker was pulling them in on almost every cast, so I had to hike up river to see what he was using. Sure enough, he set me up with a double dropper that produced several fish in a matter of minutes. Plus, I caught the video below of one rainbow that pulled Tucker 50 yards down river (sorry for the shakes, but you try and wade through a river taking a video).