Thanks Lee, I was a little wiped out when I uploaded and forgot to set the width (can you set a default in the editor?)

As for fighting, I think T-Bone will agree, these things fight more oz for oz than any other trout I have ever caught.  They litterly do not stop fighting until you let them go.  Look at the picture of T-bone taking the trout out of the net; there is water splashing everywhere because the TT is still fighting.  

A 10-12" TT is capable of pulling my 220# butt and float tube around in a circle.

One detail I left out is that the TT were especially aggressive Sunday.  At one point I had two TT jump out of the water to take my streamer and they collided in mid air while a third trout came in and took the fly.

They were also jumping like crazy when hooked, I had several come out ot the water 3 feet or more and multiple times on a run.

Many of the hits we got were explosive as well, blasting out of the water when taking the fly.  The water is very deep and clear and several times I watched a TT come up from 10-15 deep like a rocket to take the fly.

Not sure how this pond fishes in the warm months, it is 80+ feet deep and cold spring and stream fed so they should stay active at least in the morning and evening.

Here is a shot of a small TT bending the 3wt and turning me around; as I recall this one came in around 10".

 Yeah I set up and launched while Keith parked the truck and before he got back I had three hits and hooked one that was in the boat when he came back to the launch.  They were everywhere and jumping clean out of the water when we got there.

I watched schools of trout swim by the canoe all morning, and I would drop my dry fly and when it sunk strip it back, hits almost every cast.  Splashes would show up chasing my fly until about 5 feet from the canoe.  It was phenomenal!  Best day of fly fishing I've had yet, hands down!  I have caught bigger fish and I had a "Crappie day" with Ziggy that was awesome, but to hammer trout like that was one hell of an experience!

I have not yet caught a decent brown trout, I guess I'll have to start trying to focus on that a bit.  But man I can't say enough about how great a day I had!  

Thank you so much Keith!  And lunch was absolutely fantastic too.

The sharp side of the sword however was that I never thought about sunscreen and this white boy turned into a red skin, big time!!!  I thought I was getting better yesterday, so I returned to work with this sunburn on my forearms and from my knees to my ankles, and I have no idea if it is wearing scrubs or what, but it got infinitely worse at work.  Blisters started popping up on the insides of my knees and currently I have one an inch in diameter and about a 1/4 inch raised on the insde of my right knee.

My supervisor sent me home because my legs were swelling and achy, and the damn thing looked like it was going to pop and leak everywhere any minute.  It was visible through my pants.

I won't forget the sunscreen again!