Fishing conditions over the
past week have remained stable. Water flows are stable and the Trick and
Isonychia hatch continues to come off. The biggest concern so far is water
temperatures. This is nothing new for this time of the year. Our best fishing
is going to be in the morning, coolest water temperatures of the day. For now
we will be fishing the morning shift. On all of our creeks and river that do
not have these hatches try fishing terrestrial’s, beetles, hoppers and aunt and
of course do not hesitate to break out the streamer box. The bigger trout are
more focused on big bites of food than the little bugs. Keep in mind, Crayfish
are just as important to big Brown Trout as they are to smallmouth bass in the
rivers. The next big event is the upcoming Chinook salmon run, the start of the
tributary season.
Other news;
A reminder there is a upcoming, get the rust
out, Sepy casting clinic is scheduled for Saturday September 5 on the Salmon
River.
There is still of room for
anyone interested in attending. Anyone who needs equipment there is equipment
available. This is meant for anyone new to spey casting or needs to get there
casting back in order before the fish starts to run.
There is still quality fishing
days available in the guide calendar for September, salmon fishing and October
salmon and steelhead fishing.
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