I know it
has been sometime since my last update. Is doing quite a bit fishing.
What is
going on with the trout fishing? With the wet weather we are having and the
recent heavy rain, we will have to see how water flows hold up. I always say I
will happily trade some dry fly fishing for good water flows. We definitely
have that. As for the bug hatches, the sulfur hatches is now over. However the
trout are not feeding as much on the bugs. This is partially due to the high
water we been experiencing and is also partially normal for this time of year.
A lot of the trout are now changing their diet. For the next couple of weeks,
streamer fishing will be very productive. Many of the trout are going to be
eating on small minnows and crayfish.
Keep in mind
we are going to see the benefits of the high water flows that we experienced
over the last few weeks. Even when we couldn't fish, the trout were eating and
growing. I expect excellent fishing for the month of July. Hopefully water
flows will cooperate and we can take advantage of the July hatchets. I suspect
we should see a trickle Hatch any day. Also this is the time of the year with
ants and beetles become very effective. Obviously these hatches are best fish
with a dry fly. However the dry fly fishing is going to be highly dependent on
water flow conditions.
Not:
I know it is
only July, however it is not too early to start thinking about you fall
fishing. I still have prime days open for September and October salmon and
steelhead fishing. If this weather patterns continue into the fall we will
certainly enjoy good water flows and excellent fishing conditions. Especially
for someone who's interested in two handed rods. If interested please feel free
to give me a call. Cell is 585-233-0436
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