Published by Theaux Le Gardeur February 24th, 2006
in fishing report.
Nymphs have been working fine above
Falls RD. Solid reports of fish taking #14-16 caddis larva trailed by #18-20 bead head pheasant tails since Tuesday have raised a few eyebrows. Rainbows well over 12″ are becoming pretty standard fare. If you’re hoping for dry fly action start early as the windy stuff usuallly picks up by afternoon. Bwo’s and Adams patterns in back eddies and soft water along the edges should move a few fish.
Note: We still have a couple of spaces left in this Saturdays’ Hendrickson life cycle class. It starts at 10:00 AM and ends at 1:00PM. Learn how to ties nymphs, emergers, dries and spinners in a fun class ideal for beginners.We’d be happy to fill out the class with your help. Give the shop a call at 410-329-6821 to register.
Published by Theaux Le Gardeur February 9th, 2006
in fishing report.
Guide Capt. Jeff Lewatowski just left the Falls Rd lot with ice on his waders. He managed to release a 15″ fish and two smaller ones for his efforts this afternoon. The river is at 2.1 on the stick and is clear and at a good level for wading. With clouds in the forecast and maybe a little snow over the weekend, dress for the weather and try a few olives, sized #20-22 and little black and early brown stoneflies #14-16. We still have lots of Patagonia capilene, socks, balaclavas and fingerless gloves in the shop for the diehards out there willinging to give Winter fishing a shot…so stop by the shop and warm up, gear up and good luck!
Note: Let Capt. Jeff share his expertise with you this Saturday during our stonefly lifecycle class, ($45 per person) Saturday from 10:00AM to 1 PM. We only have two spaces left so please call 410-329-6821 to reserve your space
