Muddy Creek, York County, 04/26/2015

Maurice

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Fished the Muddy from 1:00 til 5:30PM. Water temp 54.5 degF.Air temp 55-60 Low and clear and high bluebird skys. Fished outside the fly area and saw lots of craneflys a few caddis and even a few march browns. And to my surprise, a Fat BWO (baetisca laurentina) Speckled Dun according to the nut of trouts.

I swung wets downstream on a long line all day. Picked up 6 wild browns, 8 stocked browns and a rainbow to hand. Lots of long distance releases with the long line and plenty of takes and chases visible with the clear water.

Nice day to be out
 

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Baetisca laurentina

Pretty awesome seeing the Baetisca! I've never seen any on the water only drawings of the nymph in Selective Trout and photos on some bug sites.
 
Yeah I was standing above a slow shallow pool of occasional risers and seeing a MB here or there and this mayfly comes flying upstream right toward me and You know how usually at the last second they divert their course? Well I put my hand up and swipe at it to catch it thinking it was a MB and to my surprise it didn't even flinch...so I caught it and took the pic.

Those things fly like a C130...not alot of agility.
 
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