dkile
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Fished the Little Juniata near Huntingdon at Route 305 last night starting about 6:00 PM. Weather was warm, sunny and temps about 80 when we left the truck. Water was surprising clear and looks like the USGS Guage station at Spruce showed the cfs at about 180.
No bugs and very little rises all night with some sporadic larger sulphur looking thing (my tech talk for the day) coming off about a size #16-14. No luck until dark at about 9:00 when the all the bugs showed up at once. Some smaller sulphurs and more abundante larger looking sulphur that I could not identify. Same coloring as the Ephemerella dorothea with the yellow-cream thorax and brighter yellow body, but size #14 and dark eyes. Don't know the Little Jay too well so not sure.
Anyway only lasted about 30 minutes and landed several fish finally. A couple of real nice browns.
We made our way to Walt's Cafe on Washington Street in Huntingdon later that night for a late night breakfeast.
No bugs and very little rises all night with some sporadic larger sulphur looking thing (my tech talk for the day) coming off about a size #16-14. No luck until dark at about 9:00 when the all the bugs showed up at once. Some smaller sulphurs and more abundante larger looking sulphur that I could not identify. Same coloring as the Ephemerella dorothea with the yellow-cream thorax and brighter yellow body, but size #14 and dark eyes. Don't know the Little Jay too well so not sure.
Anyway only lasted about 30 minutes and landed several fish finally. A couple of real nice browns.
We made our way to Walt's Cafe on Washington Street in Huntingdon later that night for a late night breakfeast.
