Woolybugger
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- Aug 2, 2007
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Warm, cloudy day. All the rain pushed the Susquehanna up to 7' and the YB was up about a foot and slightly stained.
The C&R area, downstream from the Boiling Springs Lake, was up about 1/2"
Rather than the usual 8" deep, it was way up to 8 1/2"! Still crystal clear.
I was too lazy to park at Allenberry and walk down to the creek, so I went to the regular spot where everyone goes.
Lots of anglers, just like I remember. Only one fish was caught all afternoon. I stayed until dusk, but nada for me!!
I could see lots of trout in the shallow water.
People feed the trout bread from the bridge. The only guy that caught a trout used a "bread" fly. I told him "way to go"
He said "you have to match the hatch" The trout here are so used to getting fed bread, they won't hit a nymph.
I tried woolybuggers, drys, and nymphs down to #18.
I haven't been there for ten years, and I'll probably go back in ten years! Well maybe!!
It's a pretty creek, but not where I want to go trout fishing.



The C&R area, downstream from the Boiling Springs Lake, was up about 1/2"
Rather than the usual 8" deep, it was way up to 8 1/2"! Still crystal clear.
I was too lazy to park at Allenberry and walk down to the creek, so I went to the regular spot where everyone goes.
Lots of anglers, just like I remember. Only one fish was caught all afternoon. I stayed until dusk, but nada for me!!
I could see lots of trout in the shallow water.
People feed the trout bread from the bridge. The only guy that caught a trout used a "bread" fly. I told him "way to go"
He said "you have to match the hatch" The trout here are so used to getting fed bread, they won't hit a nymph.
I tried woolybuggers, drys, and nymphs down to #18.
I haven't been there for ten years, and I'll probably go back in ten years! Well maybe!!
It's a pretty creek, but not where I want to go trout fishing.



