A alatt Member Joined Feb 23, 2010 Messages 121 Mar 13, 2026 #1 Age has caught up with me and I can no longer wade. I was wondering if there is a fishable Grannom and Trico hatch as far up as Fishermans Paradise. Haven't fished Spring in many years.
Age has caught up with me and I can no longer wade. I was wondering if there is a fishable Grannom and Trico hatch as far up as Fishermans Paradise. Haven't fished Spring in many years.
D dryflyguy Well-known member Joined Sep 21, 2006 Messages 7,232 City Pittsburgh Mar 13, 2026 #2 It does have a good Grannom hatch. I have fished them along the whole stream to just below the paradise. I haven't really pursued Tricos much there lately But they seem to have waned quite a bit from what I've been hearing. BTW, Spring does have two ADA platforms on the middle section of the stream. And they're on some pretty nice holes
It does have a good Grannom hatch. I have fished them along the whole stream to just below the paradise. I haven't really pursued Tricos much there lately But they seem to have waned quite a bit from what I've been hearing. BTW, Spring does have two ADA platforms on the middle section of the stream. And they're on some pretty nice holes
T troutbert Well-known member Joined Nov 2, 2006 Messages 11,998 Mar 13, 2026 #3 Sulphurs are probably the most reliable hatch. And blue-winged olives may be next. You can also catch trout by "exploring" with a tan caddis (size 16), and terrestrials such as ants, beetles, green inchworms.
Sulphurs are probably the most reliable hatch. And blue-winged olives may be next. You can also catch trout by "exploring" with a tan caddis (size 16), and terrestrials such as ants, beetles, green inchworms.