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TR - South Fork Tuolumne/Big Creek
Spent a week at the family cabin building a deck and doing some
fishing. Cabin is right on the South Fork of the Tuolumne River in Stanislaus County (Yosemite region) of California. Runoff was too much for South Fork, but the Big Creek tributary was running just fine for the natural browns and rainbows. Fished the creek three times (two times at the same location and one up the creek from the main river). First two days the fishing was good, but overgrowth on creek made for some interesting casting techniques to get around the brush and trees. Son and I each caught about 10 or so trout ranging from smaller than keepers to 8 to 9 inch brownies, which is quite large for this tributary. Last day my brother and I went up from the main river and caught several rainbows and browns. Most of the hits were on wulffs, elk hair caddis and black ants. The last day stretch had less growth and several great pools. It was one of those days where the time had come to go back but the next pool looked even better. I suspect the tributaries will be the place to fish until the end of June with the runoff and snow pack they have in the Sierras right now. Allyn |
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