greenghost
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Wet spring and early summer are paying dividends on mountain streams. Fished a number of "cricks" in Forbes State Forest. All had great flows. Fishing was excellent, quit counting after 15, easily 30 to 40 brookies and browns. Most wild. A couple stocked. Caught most on top with a #14-#16 elk hair caddis/hopper/Stimulator flies. Also fished a small section of Laurel Hill where a cold trib enters and caught a couple stocked bows on an iso nymph. Nothing of real size... a 13" rainbow. Nice 10" native. Tons of 3 to 8 inchers. Saw just one other fisherman all day. All in all, a fantastic day. Get out there before the water shrinks.
AIR TEMPS - upper 70s (90's in the lowlands 🙂
WATER TEMPS in upper 50's to low 60s
BUGS SEEN : caddis, slate drakes, BWOs, cranes
AIR TEMPS - upper 70s (90's in the lowlands 🙂
WATER TEMPS in upper 50's to low 60s
BUGS SEEN : caddis, slate drakes, BWOs, cranes
