https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRNOuQICoK0
I highly recommend the SA Absolute tippet material GREAT STUFF
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRNOuQICoK0
I highly recommend the SA Absolute tippet material GREAT STUFF
Well the creeks are getting a good flushing these past two days and boy did they need it, lets just hope it stays wet for most of the summer and gives our cold water friends a break this year from the heat and hoards of people
Dave and his buddy went out for inland and here is the report, the water was low and clear and cold. the fishing didn't pick up until later in the day and he said that stones and caddis were coming off but the fish weren't taking them off the top instead they were hitting the emergers, so he switched over to nymphs and clobbered them
by George Daniel - Wednesday, Apr 27th, 2016
by Gary Borger - Thursday, Aug 22nd, 2013
jeff and paul went out today to fish the erie tribs, they said the water was in perfect shape except for the slush early on. They saw 3 fish and that was it for the day, everyone they talked to said they have not seen or hooked any fish
Well with these warmer temps coming and the rain in the forecast all the streams will be blown out, but should be open to fishing after this event if the ice leaves the streams which it should by the water levels now on the gauges being in the blue now.
Jeff and Dale went out today to the Catt for some fresh steel that has come in the big creek, they said the water was off colored but fine to fish. The creek was full of guys down low so they went to clear creek to explore and what they found was crazy!!! the mouth of clear creek is closed up by beavers that have built dams across the creek stopping any and all fish from going up it. They also found that someone is trapping the beavers and got one huge one and more traps are around so be careful. The fishing was slow with dale getting the only fish on a squirmy worm, Jeff said he swung every color and had a few short strikes, but no hook ups
The rains are here and will flush out the creeks hopefully, we need it bad. The cooler temps should help out with the water temps and we can expect a push of fish up the Catt after it starts to go down and clears. The smaller creeks are rain dependent so if we get rain regularly they will get fish also faster. I would start out with streamer patterns dead drifted and give some action to them if you have no takers
Well with the colder weather coming its time to get out the lake run tackle and make sure its all ready for the abuse its going to get in the up coming months, if we get water. I hope everyone remembered to loosen the drag to no pressure on it and if you have a cork drag lube it up so it doesn't dry rot, check your waders for leaks, look at the fly line for cracks and wear, put new studs in boots, wash all Gore-Tex rain gear, look and clean your fly rod and inspect for any bad spots, dings etc, and lastly look at all tippet, leader and flies that are left over from the spring.
