First runs of trout?

Just wondering, for a beginner fly fisherman....When does the first run of
trout usually occur for the spring??? And also, what will they bite on early
in the spring. Will they even bite that much in the first runs?? lemme know
all u can, and thanks alot whoever can help.

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Greg

"Dont Lose the dreams inside your head, theyre only there until your dead"--
DMB

(Greg LaPorta) wrote in
:

Just wondering, for a beginner fly fisherman....When does the first
run of trout usually occur for the spring??? And also, what will they
bite on early in the spring. Will they even bite that much in the
first runs?? lemme know all u can, and thanks alot whoever can help.

----
Greg

"Dont Lose the dreams inside your head, theyre only there until your
dead"-- DMB



I'd say the trout are easiest to take on top toward the tail end of the
first major hatch, or maybe even the second hatch, depending on water and
weather conditions.

We all twiddle our thumbs waiting for the Hendricksens to start here in the
Northeast, but I'd estimate that only about every other year does this
hatch provide good fishing, and maybe outstanding fishing one year in four.

SCott

Greg LaPorta wrote:

Just wondering, for a beginner fly fisherman....When does the first run of
trout usually occur for the spring???

And also, what will they bite on early
in the spring. Will they even bite that much in the first runs?? lemme know
all u can, and thanks alot whoever can help.


Are you talking about Steelhead when you're referring to runs? I'm not
sure what you mean. What they feed on and when they get active depends
on where you're fishing. How active they are depends on water temps. The
Rainbows in CO, usually start getting active sometime in April. At first
they feed on midges, then on BWO's. When the flows increase, larger
stuff works.

Willi