REPORT:
The creek has bumped an insignificant 40 cfs on the lower end starting the day at 515 cfs with a water temp of 45. Those are good numbers. They’re now calling for some afternoon winds today, but that hasn’t seemed to put much of a damper on creek success lately. March browns and caddis on top although they’ve been suckers for size 12 and 14 attractors this past week. Subsurface it’ll be double beaded stones, attractor stuff like red San Jauns and a variety of mayfly nymphs like size 14 hare’s ears, princes, copper John’s etc. The creek should fish well for you today, top to bottom with the time-frame from about 1 to 4 being your best dry fly opportunity.
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FLIES: A variety of caddis patterns in about a #12, comparaduns and cripples in 14s, March brown emergers, double beads, Brooke’s stones and big princes right off the bottom. Buggers both brown and black.
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