LehighGuide
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- Joined
- Jun 19, 2007
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Fished and guided on Clarks the past few days with the productive fishing that we all love Clarks for. The fish are spread out pretty well and there's plenty of fish around. You'll find them eating terrestrials(as though you'd never guess), caddis, moths(very aggressive for the moths), buggers, glo bugs, probably just about anything that will fit in their mouths they'll try to eat at some point.
I had my best luck with cdc caddis and caddis emergers just before dark taking fish left and right. Water is low, crystal clear, and nice and cold. Floating inch worms are producing well. I'm not a big fan of light tippets but 7x really did make a difference. Strike indicators and small glo bugs in the afternoon hours when the fish stopped feeding produced a few fish.
I had my best luck with cdc caddis and caddis emergers just before dark taking fish left and right. Water is low, crystal clear, and nice and cold. Floating inch worms are producing well. I'm not a big fan of light tippets but 7x really did make a difference. Strike indicators and small glo bugs in the afternoon hours when the fish stopped feeding produced a few fish.
