fly_flinger
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I fished the LL from about 9:30-12:00, in the snow. I caught 1 brown and 1 rainbow, both about 12". The brown was caught on a beatis nymph and the bow on a prince. I didn't see another person or any kind of hatch. Unless you count the white fly spinner fall, aka snow flakes. I did see a few paired up fish which were in a few of my favorite spots so I didn't fish as much water as usual.
I then stopped by the WB of the Perkiomen on my way home. I caught 2 browns on a baetis nymph and missed a few others. They weren't really "hitting" the fly, I guess due to the cold temps so I wasn't setting the hook. I only fished for about an hour. It would have been longer but lost my rig to a rock, right at the car. I took that as my que and headed home to watch the stupid Redskins stink up the field and leave TO wide open all game. Again, not another person or fly hatch seen.
The water levels of both streams are still low despite what the USGS map indicates. Temps are good though.
I then stopped by the WB of the Perkiomen on my way home. I caught 2 browns on a baetis nymph and missed a few others. They weren't really "hitting" the fly, I guess due to the cold temps so I wasn't setting the hook. I only fished for about an hour. It would have been longer but lost my rig to a rock, right at the car. I took that as my que and headed home to watch the stupid Redskins stink up the field and leave TO wide open all game. Again, not another person or fly hatch seen.
The water levels of both streams are still low despite what the USGS map indicates. Temps are good though.
