Boysen is as low as we have seen it. We were fishing new territory this trip. It is interesting to see the lay of the land under the water we normally fish each year. ’There is that hump’, ‘I didn’t realize that little hole was right there’. Makes for a less than dull trip even if the fishing isn’t fast….Which it is was not. We still were able to pick up several walleye between Wednesday night and Thursday morning, but we decided it would be more fun to get back to Pathfinder, pick up a good friend, and look for trout. So, we loaded up in time to hit the road with lunch in the cab of the truck. We drove through Riverton and took Hwy 135. The views were amazing! It looked as is it was early May with all the snow in the high country of the Wind Rivers. We got to Pathfinder and met up with our friend Tyler. Headed to Bird Island. Picked up three nice Brown’s but not many rainbows. We then headed back towards the marina and found the feeding rainbows again feeding shallow on top in the evening. It was one after another of big rainbows! What a perfect evening of fishing 
One of our favorite spots is a 30 minute boat ride north west of camp. It is a place where we can usually fish without seeing another boat all day. We got to the narrows early this morning and had very nice weather. The fishing was not quite as fast as normal, but we still did well catching several dozen walleye before lunch. After lunch we focused on northerns for the rest of the day working around two different bays where we have done well in the past.