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Time had arrived, last Wednesday, to open Clave Central for the season.
Accompanied by Handyman Mike Shaw, and the Finn(Mike Makela), and with a
couple cameo appearances by Bruce Fisher, we started off the Penn's trout
season. In a 5 day period marked by a range of temps between 34 and 91
degrees, we saw a tremendous amount of Grannom Caddis, smaller Black Caddis,
Blue Quills, Quill Gordons and Hendricksons. What we DIDN'T see were rising
trout. Most all fish caught were subsurface, with deep nymphs, streamers and
wet flies the only sources of angling success, and those successes were
pretty limited. At any rate, we all had a blast, including my little dog
Teddy, who needed a weekend in the woods.
Trout aplenty await at Penn's. We foolishly did not try other local
streams(I suspect both Big Fishing and Spring Creeks would have fished
better), but are ready to welcome all to Penns Creek late in May!
Tom

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Tom Littleton wrote:
Time had arrived, last Wednesday, to open Clave Central for the
season. Accompanied by Handyman Mike Shaw, and the Finn(Mike Makela),
and with a couple cameo appearances by Bruce Fisher, we started off
the Penn's trout season. In a 5 day period marked by a range of temps
between 34 and 91 degrees, we saw a tremendous amount of Grannom
Caddis, smaller Black Caddis, Blue Quills, Quill Gordons and
Hendricksons. What we DIDN'T see were rising trout. Most all fish
caught were subsurface, with deep nymphs, streamers and wet flies the
only sources of angling success, and those successes were pretty
limited. At any rate, we all had a blast, including my little dog
Teddy, who needed a weekend in the woods. Trout aplenty await at Penn's.
We foolishly did not try other local
streams(I suspect both Big Fishing and Spring Creeks would have fished
better), but are ready to welcome all to Penns Creek late in May!
Tom

Thanks for the report, Tom.
--
TL,
Tim
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We foolishly did not try other local
streams(I suspect both Big Fishing and Spring Creeks would have fished
better), but are ready to welcome all to Penns Creek late in May!

I WILL BE THERE!!!
Frank Reid

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Tim J. wrote:
Tom Littleton wrote:
Time had arrived, last Wednesday, to open Clave Central for the
season. ...

Thanks for the report, Tom.

What he said.

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I'll be leaving town three weeks from tomorrow. Destination, PENNS!!!
We WILL fish Ingleby!
Frank Reid

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March Browns and Gray Fox have stated down low on the creek. Also Tan
Caddis, Brown Caddis, Black Stoneflies, Craneflies. Holy crap what
will be left in 3 weeks Drakes, Cahills and Sulphurs....
Bruce

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ahhhh sulphurs my favorite bug

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wrote in message
...
ahhhh sulphurs my favorite bug


Ought to be the Pennsylvania State Insect!!
(all 4 species of them)
Tom

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In article , Tom Littleton
writes

wrote in message
...
ahhhh sulphurs my favorite bug


Ought to be the Pennsylvania State Insect!!
(all 4 species of them)
Tom


As a mater of interest when you refer to caddis do you mean the cased
caddis larva or the Adult sedge fly?


--
Bill Grey

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"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
As a mater of interest when you refer to caddis do you mean the cased
caddis larva or the Adult sedge fly?


we generally refer to the whole life-cycle as Caddis, Bill.
When Bruce was speaking of Tan Caddis hatch starting, the tan net-spinning
caddis is pupating and about to go through their adult phases. For
surface(or near-surface) anglers, this means fishing to hatching and
egg-laying adults.
Tom

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In article , Tom Littleton
writes

"W. D. Grey" wrote in message
...
As a mater of interest when you refer to caddis do you mean the cased
caddis larva or the Adult sedge fly?


we generally refer to the whole life-cycle as Caddis, Bill.
When Bruce was speaking of Tan Caddis hatch starting, the tan net-spinning
caddis is pupating and about to go through their adult phases. For
surface(or near-surface) anglers, this means fishing to hatching and
egg-laying adults.
Tom


Thanks Tom,

We generally refer to Caddis when they are cased in either bits of
debris or gravel. The adults are known as sedges of one type or
another.
--
Bill Grey

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We generally refer to Caddis when they are cased in either bits of
debris or gravel. *

Penns clave cooking shall henceforth be known as a caddis.

The adults are known as sedges of one type or
another.

Naw, thats a grass.

Two countries separated by a common language. :-)
Frank Reid