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Blackfoot Report – 10/15
The streamer fishing has definitely ratcheted up a few notches recently and brown or black woolhead stuff greased up and stripped just subsurface is turning some monster fish for us with near dryfly like strikes – GOOD STUFF! The dry fly fishing is okay but it has been of short duration with nymphs on each…
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Clark Fork Report – 10/15
Well, the anticipated weekend cloud cover never materialized, but the fishing was still pretty good. Not a real mystery though, because bright sun generally isn’t the issue it can be in mid summer. On the bright afternoons, red Turck’s tarantulas sitting near motionless in the “frog water” will eventually get sipped if you’ve got the…
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Missouri Report – 10/11
Yup, this is what Missouri fall flyfishers wait for every year – BAETIS! There are LOTS of them coming off now and the fish are eager for the latest snack! The fatties aren’t real wary and have not gotten too choosy yet. Standard parachutes, comparaduns and cripples on 5x will get you bent. We have…
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Rock Creek Report – 10/11
It’s definitely getting colder up here which is scrunching down the effective dryfly action to about a 2 or 3 hour window midday. Even the nymphing has stalled a bit until the sun’s been up awhile. When you do see fish rising, a size 14 comparadun or Adams/haze should work about as well as anything. …
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Bitterroot Report – 10/11
More of the same going on up here today which should make you happy. We’ve been having some exceptional days on the ‘root lately. If you’re a streamerhead, you’re in luck. If you’re a dryfly junkie, you’re in for a treat. If you like the ball and chain routine, you’ll definitely stay bent. It’s going…
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Missouri Report – 10/7
Pretty much a weather replica of Missoula over here today – wind and sun. The river has been fishing well on all fronts. Streamers, nymphs and dries are all taking fish these days so it’s pretty much a matter of personal preference. Like most times of the year over here, nymphing remains king for racking…
