Sylvaneous
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Friday after the cold front, clear and windy. Frost that night. No bugs seen.
Saturday: Nothing AM. when I returned at 6, there were good numbers of mayflies, mostly sulfurs and grey foxes coming off. Fish feeding well. Caught mostly rainbows. A few were very big, fat fish that fought hard on dries. Sz. 14 yellow dry worked well. At 730, there were also spinners coming down, but I didn't see any real spinner clouds. Was amazed to see a green drake coffin fly smack down on the water in front of me then return to the grey fox spinners high above the water. Only one I have ever seen here, so far.
Sunday and Monday didn't have anything like the activity on Saturday. Nymphing a sz. 14 sulfur nymph was productive. Hoping bug activity picks up later so there is more dry fly action.
Driving away at 9, there were lots of spinners over the road, but I had places to go and didn't feel like waiting on the water till after dark. it was a good sign, though.
Syl
Saturday: Nothing AM. when I returned at 6, there were good numbers of mayflies, mostly sulfurs and grey foxes coming off. Fish feeding well. Caught mostly rainbows. A few were very big, fat fish that fought hard on dries. Sz. 14 yellow dry worked well. At 730, there were also spinners coming down, but I didn't see any real spinner clouds. Was amazed to see a green drake coffin fly smack down on the water in front of me then return to the grey fox spinners high above the water. Only one I have ever seen here, so far.
Sunday and Monday didn't have anything like the activity on Saturday. Nymphing a sz. 14 sulfur nymph was productive. Hoping bug activity picks up later so there is more dry fly action.
Driving away at 9, there were lots of spinners over the road, but I had places to go and didn't feel like waiting on the water till after dark. it was a good sign, though.
Syl
