Yesterday, after work, I fished a small creek before going home. The time I spent on the water was one hour -- 1410 to 1510. The sky was overcast and the air temperature was 44°F. There was no breeze. The snow is almost gone along side this little creek.
The water was clear and low, but the water temperature has started to rise a little. This helped the trout be a little more aggressive in their response to the fly.
As I worked my way upstream I hit the usual lies, and was not disappointed.
I brought about 10 trout to hand, but "long line" released a number more.
The Soft Hackle Grey kebari seemed to be just the ticket for yesterday's conditions.
After a pair of nice little browns were taken in two consecutive casts from some lies tight against the bank, I drove home. It was nice to get out again!
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| Water temp. |
The water was clear and low, but the water temperature has started to rise a little. This helped the trout be a little more aggressive in their response to the fly.
As I worked my way upstream I hit the usual lies, and was not disappointed.
I brought about 10 trout to hand, but "long line" released a number more.
The Soft Hackle Grey kebari seemed to be just the ticket for yesterday's conditions.
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| Well chewed. |
After a pair of nice little browns were taken in two consecutive casts from some lies tight against the bank, I drove home. It was nice to get out again!
Gorgeous brown trout!
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