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The water is fast, over knee deep at the most shallow spots ( I have NEVER
seen a fish in the "shallow" spots, don't know why, but would guess the bottom structure doesn't provide enough relief from the water's force ). The water force is such that five (5) AB non toxic shot will NOT get a fly to the bottom in thigh/waist deep water ( the deepest I can even stand up in safely at this water velocity ) Just below those shallows the bottom falls off bedrock shelves. Below these steep dropoffs the water is too deep and fast to wade in most places, and often contains downed trees and such. Most of the water can be reached by a longish cast to 5+ft deep fast water, only a very small percentage can be waded to and fished with a short line, ala high sticking. The last two times there, each a brief one, I have managed a few fish on weighted woolybuggers cast to the deep areas and allowed to swing. But, there must be a better way .... suggestions? oh .... your fee and tip will be virtual, too G |
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