I went to the Caney yesterday enjoying great temperatures and blue bird skies.  Not so sure about enjoying the blue bird skies.  They were beautiful but not real conducive for a great day of fishing.  I started off with soft hackles for awhile with no luck at all and then switched to a wooly bugger, also with no luck.  About the time I reached the spot that I normally have decent luck, another fisherman had moved in front of me with a spinning rod and proceeded to catch an 18" brown. Not to say that I would have caught the same fish, but.  The water finally receded to its normal level after the generation turned off.  I move downstream to the opposite side of the river and changed to a grey scud.  I began to get some hits and caught a few.  Most were fairly small but I did have a 10"  rainbow.  I switched to a beige sowbug,#16 after about 6 catches and caught 3 more.  I also had 6 more on but lost them after about 6 or 7 strips.  This same thing has happened to me the last two times I have fished this side with the scud type hooks.  Maybe they hook set has to be different,  who knows.  All in all a great day to fish and to be out in God's great outdoors.  Until next time, Pappy.