sight_nymph_17109
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Mostly cloudy, mild temps, water around 60.
Once again, windstorm blowing up river putting white caps on the slower pools. Sporatic bug activity early. Lots and lots of the golden stones, some black stone AND believe it or not... ISO hatch mid day. Isn't that about 3-4 wks early? I did see one coffin fly spinner. Insect identification was hard due to the fact that they were passing you at 25-30 mph. 🙂
After 6pm there were some caddis on the water, March Browns, ISO's, Olives, Grey Fox and Sulphurs. Only a handful of fish rose before dark and none fed regularly. Fished with TimY and a guy from a different forum. There was A LOT of nymphing done between the 3 of us. From 9-9:30 am until 6 pm, we didn't move a single fish nymphing. Between wind and debris on the water, not a very fun day and once again, the D shows how fickle it can be. The past couple of trips to the D make me want to start golfing again. 🙂
Once again, windstorm blowing up river putting white caps on the slower pools. Sporatic bug activity early. Lots and lots of the golden stones, some black stone AND believe it or not... ISO hatch mid day. Isn't that about 3-4 wks early? I did see one coffin fly spinner. Insect identification was hard due to the fact that they were passing you at 25-30 mph. 🙂
After 6pm there were some caddis on the water, March Browns, ISO's, Olives, Grey Fox and Sulphurs. Only a handful of fish rose before dark and none fed regularly. Fished with TimY and a guy from a different forum. There was A LOT of nymphing done between the 3 of us. From 9-9:30 am until 6 pm, we didn't move a single fish nymphing. Between wind and debris on the water, not a very fun day and once again, the D shows how fickle it can be. The past couple of trips to the D make me want to start golfing again. 🙂
