With the continuation of the blue winged olive hatch, I thought I would post and tell everyone how exciting the fishing has been on Spring Creek the last few weeks!
On Sunday, I had an always entertaining and exciting opportunity to fish with my father. We started around 1:00PM and didn't end until around 5:30PM. The first step I took into the water I saw fish rising to take blue winged olives and it remained constant for the next several hours. After that the fish holding along the seems in the heart of the stream fed more irregularly while their counterparts were still taking insects in eddies and slower moving pools along the side channels with ferocity. This would eventually diminish as well and I packed it in and met dad at the car to debrief our day on the stream.
Flies that worked: sucker spawn, blue winged olive nymphs, emergers, klinkhammers and duns.
Below are a selection of photos of a few fish that I caught, enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Joshua, I'm trying to keep the blog updated as frequent as possible but have been crazy busy with teaching/coaching volleyball. Brian has been busy in Florida working on his boat but recently purchased a 17-foot flats boat so I'm looking forward to stories from him down south!
ReplyDeleteHow have the streams been for you recently?
As always, thanks for following the blog!
Kirk