Rainbows rise again on the Henry's Fork. (rainbow trout)

From: Sunset | Date: June 1, 1994| Author: Raskin, Bruce | Copyright information

One of the West's classic fly-fishing streams stages a comeback

DUSK IS RAPIDLY fading to dark as I zigzag my way through the stubby sage and head upstream along the bank. In less than 20 minutes the trout will stop rising, but for now, massive ripples regularly break the river's even flow as several big trout gulp down insects floating on the surface.

I ease out into the river until water almost seeps over the top of my waders, strip 30 feet of line off my fly reel...

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