Jlafko3
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Fishing was real good today on the Yough. The water in the Yough before it meets the Cassleman River is always FREEZING, so no problems with water temp at all. It's flowing somewhere around the 800-900 CFS range up there which is a good fishable water level. The water is a perfect color of green with a good clarity. You'll want to find the deeper runs and faster runs, the fish mainly hold there and there only when they aren't letting a whole lot of water out.
I got over 20 in 2 and a half hours using pheasant tail nymphs, dredging the bottom. All fish were over 14 inches, a mix of browns and rainbows and even got a palomino today. It is extremely mossy on the bottom, so lots of fly cleaning but well worth the effort. I didn't notice very much insect activity at all, and didn't see any fish rise in the stretch I fished, most of the feeding is happening subsurface. Maybe in the evenings more insects will come off.
If you make the trip in the next couple days it will be well worth it. It may be one of the only fishable waters around the area due to the high temps.
I got over 20 in 2 and a half hours using pheasant tail nymphs, dredging the bottom. All fish were over 14 inches, a mix of browns and rainbows and even got a palomino today. It is extremely mossy on the bottom, so lots of fly cleaning but well worth the effort. I didn't notice very much insect activity at all, and didn't see any fish rise in the stretch I fished, most of the feeding is happening subsurface. Maybe in the evenings more insects will come off.
If you make the trip in the next couple days it will be well worth it. It may be one of the only fishable waters around the area due to the high temps.
