Fishing Reports

During the day you'll see periods of hatch activety including PMD, caddis, Yellow Sally, Little Green Stones and terrestrials. For non hatch times you can still get a fish to the surface on a Lady Di but you'll really want to try a Rufus, a Lead Eye Egg and some sort of a dropper behind them like a Roxy Rainbow, Kyle's Yellow Sally, PT, serendipity, and pretty much any BWO or PMD nymph you can think of.
Evening fishing is even better with more caddis coming out and good chances of rusty spinner falls right before dark.

I took a couple of customers here on Thursday and kicked Butt on an Egg with a Yellow Sally or Roxy Rainbow dropper.
We also got fish on Green Drakes and Lady Di.
Other hatches and flies will include PMD's, Yellow Sallies, Caddis, Ants, small bead head nymphs and even a few streamers.

PMD's, Green Drakes, Caddis, Midges, Ants, Attractors, Olive Streamers and little Bead Head Nymphs. The area below the falls, the hatchery stretch and up around the campground are all fishing good.

As always, our little gem of a spring creek is in perfect shape when other rivers are high and off color.
PMD's and terrestrials are best now but have some Green Drakes, Caddis and Midges too, along with a good selection of nymphs to match the above metioned flies and even a streamer or two to fish in some of the pools or along the undercuts.

The PMD hatch has begun and is adding another choice to the already steady hatches of Midges, BWO's and Caddis.
Small Tungsten Nymphs are killer!

Lot's of fish looking up to BWO's and midges. Keep an eye out for on and off March Brown and Caddis. I fished here a few days ago and rose over 20 fish on Comparadun's and KD Duns and landed about half.
Little Tungsten Nymphs and Streamers are also producing some nice fish.