dc410
Well-known member
I got a chance to fish one of my favorite stretches on Shermans Creek at midday today. I really only had time to fish for about 90 minutes. I started out stripping a bunny strip tail olive wooly bugger type fly and got into fish right away. The first four fish I caught were 2 Smallies, a Fallfish and a Redbreast Sunnie. (A wild and 2 part native warmwater trifecta!) as a I slowly worked my way upstream to the tailout of a big slow pool over 100 yards long I noticed numerous fish hitting the surface in the frog water. I switched over to a chartruese gurglur style fly with rubber legs and for the next hour pounded Smallies and Fallies one after the other on the surface. None of the fish were very big but it didn’t matter at all. I did have a pretty good, heavy fish on that bulldogged deep down into a rocky run and came unbuttoned on me. I think he took me around a rock as my tippet showed the resulting damage. After a pretty disappointing year so far flyfishing it felt great to get out if even for a very short outing and do some wet wading and stick some of my warmwater buddies!
