greenlander
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First time on this creek. Fished the DHALO section of Fishing Creek from around 4-8pm. Found little water suitable to my limited skills until I worked upstream to a deep, narrow chute of water which finally produced some fish. Not sure if the creek is somehow managing to run a little low despite all the recent rains, but it seemed that way to me.
Landed 2 of the nicest looking rainbows I've seen in a while. One in the deep water, and one just above the spillover that leads into the deep water. Both on a zebra midge.
Had 6 trout hooked up, all on either the midge or a small hare's ear, and only landed those two. Not used to such a high portion of hookups getting off. Apparently Fishing Creek has some tough fish. 🙂
Saw just a handful of sporadic rises, all but 1 in the deep water "chute", and all presumably sipping midges off the water.
I'll definitely be heading back to this creek in the coming weeks as I'll be making a few more trips up to that area, and am interested in other stretches of the creek those of you familiar with it would recommend.
Landed 2 of the nicest looking rainbows I've seen in a while. One in the deep water, and one just above the spillover that leads into the deep water. Both on a zebra midge.
Had 6 trout hooked up, all on either the midge or a small hare's ear, and only landed those two. Not used to such a high portion of hookups getting off. Apparently Fishing Creek has some tough fish. 🙂
Saw just a handful of sporadic rises, all but 1 in the deep water "chute", and all presumably sipping midges off the water.
I'll definitely be heading back to this creek in the coming weeks as I'll be making a few more trips up to that area, and am interested in other stretches of the creek those of you familiar with it would recommend.
