Today the weather dropped back down in the thirties, and with our recent precipitation they had 1 generator running. The fishing has been very productive regardless of the cold front. There have been several people hooking fish 20″-25″, but nothing much over that. We are mostly catching rainbows, but this last couple weeks we’ve seen several smaller browns caught. As far as fly selection I’ve been throwing more soft hackles, cracklebacks, and south platte brassies (black and green are the predominant colors). Of course smaller scuds and egg patterns are a good fail-safe. Yesterday I heard a lot about san juan worms working in the rain. I’ve been still using 6X fluorocarbon for tippet. If you are not ready to brave the cold weather or the wind…this weekend it’s supposed to warm up again around the 50 degree mark.

Tight lines everyone

This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 6th, 2008 at 12:48 pm and is filed under Fishing Reports.