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We've got some sort of pre-spring thing springing out all over
hereabouts, and I can't stay off the river. Temps in the high 40s, hallelujah. A person can walk along the river trail without icy stilts growing from the bottom of his boots. The fishing itself was something of a comedy of errors. A sporadic mix of caddis in a wide range of sizes (10 to 18) and colors (orange, tan, brown and dark grey). A few BWOs too. Yet whatever I cast to a rise form turned out to be in almost every case the wrong choice. And the few fish I *didn't* put down I either missed on the rise or lost after the briefest of hook-ups. In the end, I had to resort to high-sticking a HEAVY tbh prince in the top of a plunge pool to fool the one fish willing to be landed. http://tinyurl.com/apqfb JR |
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![]() "JR" wrote in message ... We've got some sort of pre-spring thing springing out all over hereabouts, and I can't stay off the river. Temps in the high 40s, hallelujah. A person can walk along the river trail without icy stilts growing from the bottom of his boots. The fishing itself was something of a comedy of errors. A sporadic mix of caddis in a wide range of sizes (10 to 18) and colors (orange, tan, brown and dark grey). A few BWOs too. Yet whatever I cast to a rise form turned out to be in almost every case the wrong choice. And the few fish I *didn't* put down I either missed on the rise or lost after the briefest of hook-ups. In the end, I had to resort to high-sticking a HEAVY tbh prince in the top of a plunge pool to fool the one fish willing to be landed. http://tinyurl.com/apqfb I am so very jealous of the folks that are able to fish nearby waters this time of the year. Great looking fish. Dan JR |
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![]() "JR" wrote We've got some sort of pre-spring thing springing out all over hereabouts, and I can't stay off the river. Temps in the high 40s, we've hit the 70s here the last couple days But, I went down to the river to look and it's still running WAY above any level that I feel seems fishable. "Maybe" they will lower flows soon, but I'm not holding my breath. If it stays still nice till Monday, I'm fishing somewhere, damnit !! But I avoid going out on the weekends, if possible. Down side to the lovely weather? I just drank a Coke while sitting on the deck ... in the short time it took to consume it I could see our weeds grow 3 inches !!! Lawn mower comes out soon, actually it's past due but, sunshine or not, the grass/ground is still very wet, standing in water many places. Enjoy yourself JR, you're reports inspire the rest of us |
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JR wrote:
We've got some sort of pre-spring thing springing out all over hereabouts, and I can't stay off the river. Temps in the high 40s, hallelujah. A person can walk along the river trail without icy stilts growing from the bottom of his boots. The fishing itself was something of a comedy of errors. A sporadic mix of caddis in a wide range of sizes (10 to 18) and colors (orange, tan, brown and dark grey). A few BWOs too. Yet whatever I cast to a rise form turned out to be in almost every case the wrong choice. And the few fish I *didn't* put down I either missed on the rise or lost after the briefest of hook-ups. In the end, I had to resort to high-sticking a HEAVY tbh prince in the top of a plunge pool to fool the one fish willing to be landed. http://tinyurl.com/apqfb JR |
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![]() "Daniel-San" wrote in message om... "JR" wrote in message ... We've got some sort of pre-spring thing springing out all over hereabouts, and I can't stay off the river. Temps in the high 40s, hallelujah. A person can walk along the river trail without icy stilts growing from the bottom of his boots. The fishing itself was something of a comedy of errors. A sporadic mix of caddis in a wide range of sizes (10 to 18) and colors (orange, tan, brown and dark grey). A few BWOs too. Yet whatever I cast to a rise form turned out to be in almost every case the wrong choice. And the few fish I *didn't* put down I either missed on the rise or lost after the briefest of hook-ups. In the end, I had to resort to high-sticking a HEAVY tbh prince in the top of a plunge pool to fool the one fish willing to be landed. http://tinyurl.com/apqfb I am so very jealous of the folks that are able to fish nearby waters this time of the year. Great looking fish. Dan JR |
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Let me guess, you're not in New York city, DC or Bal'more?
Frank Reid (who spent 5 1/2 shoveling and using the snow blower yesterday. Well, an hour and a half was spent extracating my neighbor's Sunday comics from said snowblower. Why is it that we can't get a friggen snow plow down the street but the damn paperboy can sew anti-snowblower mines?) |
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