The hot whether definitely is
leaving its mark with the trout fishing. As predicted the bug hatch times did
move back wall onto the evening hours. We also had a strong band of
thunderstorms work through the area this past week. As result we will need to
monitor water flows before heading on stream. Starting with Oatke Creek and
surrounding smaller trout streams, the suffer hatch continues, Because of the
heat most of the hatch activity has been pushed back to dark. Along with suffer
and the suffer spinners there is also some caddis hatching and in a few spots
we’re starting to see a mayfly known as a yellow Drake. We are getting a few
fish using a variety of small nymphs and wet flies, while we’re waiting for the
evening hatch activities. Flies we are using are as followed; size 16 hairs ear
and pheasant tail. As for the wet flies, we are using a large variety pattern
ranging in sizes from 16 to 14. we have not seen much of a preference for one
pattern over another, long as it looks like some sort of emerging caddis. As
for are bigger Trout Rivers, the same bug hatch pattern continues here too, most
of the bug activity is around dark. For now the big bugs are over, however
there is still a variety of caddis and even a few stonefly still hatching. The
same wet fly techniques are producing fish during the day and into the early
evening. Even though the water flows have come down and made dry fly fishing
easier. We are still having decent luck with streamer fishing for some larger
trout. Looking forward into next week, Weather prediction is not for as much
heat. Hopefully the cooler weather will allow the bugs to come back earlier in
the evening and extend our productive fishing window.
Just a reminder; I would like
to mention that this coming weekend, June 24, will be the annual Spey Nation
gathering at the Pineville boat access on the Salmon River. The mission is free
and there’ll be a lunch provided for free for everyone who attends. I will be
doing a casting demonstration at 9 AM in the morning. I get to lead off the
demonstrations that day. Bring your waiters and try out all the new equipment.
Also anyone that traveling any distance and may need lodging. I would suggest
you contact the folks at the Douglaston salmon run. Right now they have the
best deal going for lodging. You get a house for $60 per person a night this is
there summer rate. The houses are very nice and they can accommodate and
individual to a large group. This is my opinion the best lodging deals in town.
You can contact the Douglas salmon run at 315-298-6672
Note;
We are now offering a full
menu of fishing and trout fishing options.
* For those who enjoy
technical trout fishing or like to brush up on your skills our Spring Creek
fishing would be an excellent option. Our Spring Creek is always in fishing
condition.
* We will be heading to the
upper Genesee river this is one of the best dry fly fishing rivers around in my
opinion.
* Anyone who would like to
get away from everything we are offering off the grand brook trout fishing.
* For those of you who like
Bass fishing we have both small mouth bass river fishing and some great surface
action for both smallmouth and large mouth bass.
* Atlantic Salmon - anyone
Interested please contact me.
If any of these options interest you please
feel free to contact me, My cell is 585-233-0436
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