Stevie-B
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- Oct 25, 2006
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Hit the water about 2:30 and fished till about 6:30. Water was back to it's "normal" level after the rains from earlier in the week. It still had a bit of a stained color. The day was mostly overcast and a shower came through about 4:30.
I fished the area above the fish bowl (I think that is what it is called if my memory serves me right) up to just below the sawmill. I caught 15 to 20 browns, nothing of any real size. There were quite a few consistent risers and I had no trouble picking them up or at least getting the to hit. I believe they were eating ants or some other terrestrial but I could not confirm it. I did see a couple of different sporadic hatches happening. The first that I saw was a large (size 12) white mayfly that I assume was a cahill. I only saw two and they were consumed before I could get a closer look. I saw a couple of caddis here and there, one size 18 sulfur and about a dozen or so little white mayflies (size 18) but I could not capture one to identify.
I fished a cdc and elk caddis (size 16) with a dark sulfur nymph (size 16) as a dropper for the whole time. Most of the fish came on the dropper but I had enough hits and near misses to keep the dry on.
I fished the area above the fish bowl (I think that is what it is called if my memory serves me right) up to just below the sawmill. I caught 15 to 20 browns, nothing of any real size. There were quite a few consistent risers and I had no trouble picking them up or at least getting the to hit. I believe they were eating ants or some other terrestrial but I could not confirm it. I did see a couple of different sporadic hatches happening. The first that I saw was a large (size 12) white mayfly that I assume was a cahill. I only saw two and they were consumed before I could get a closer look. I saw a couple of caddis here and there, one size 18 sulfur and about a dozen or so little white mayflies (size 18) but I could not capture one to identify.
I fished a cdc and elk caddis (size 16) with a dark sulfur nymph (size 16) as a dropper for the whole time. Most of the fish came on the dropper but I had enough hits and near misses to keep the dry on.
