MKern
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Fished from 5:30 to 8:30 just above Reedsville.
It was in the 90's mid-day, but really cooled off about 6:30; especially by the stream. Even a layer of fog hovered above the stream from about 7 on.
Water leves were slightly up for this time of year and temps were ideal.
I was fishing a 3 nymph rig (caddis pupa, PT, and supphur nymph) and caught fish eaqually on all.
A friend was fishing a dry dropper with a march brown and a PT and caught most fo his fish on the dry.
Very few bugs were hatching, but there was little bird predation; probably because the starlings have yet to migrate in.
I would expect ghood hatches and spinner falls over the next few days if conditions are right.
It was in the 90's mid-day, but really cooled off about 6:30; especially by the stream. Even a layer of fog hovered above the stream from about 7 on.
Water leves were slightly up for this time of year and temps were ideal.
I was fishing a 3 nymph rig (caddis pupa, PT, and supphur nymph) and caught fish eaqually on all.
A friend was fishing a dry dropper with a march brown and a PT and caught most fo his fish on the dry.
Very few bugs were hatching, but there was little bird predation; probably because the starlings have yet to migrate in.
I would expect ghood hatches and spinner falls over the next few days if conditions are right.
