Fishing Reports Thread

[Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo]

Figured we might as well gather them all in one spot. Here are just a few from CO. I know there are tons more out there, fly fishing or otherwise, so post em up if ya want.

http://tetongravity.com/forums/showt...Fishing+thread

All over CO -
http://www.coloradofishing.net/reports.htm

http://www.fishingworks.com/fishing_...ocation.cfm/CO

Fryingpan and The Fork -
http://www.roaringfork.net/index.cfm....FishingReport

http://www.fryingpananglers.com/

[fez]

Best one for the bozeman area waters:
http://www.troutfitters.com/fishingreport/report.html

[72Twenty]

My neck of the woods (SE Wyo)

http://www.flystore.net/fishing_report.htm

[scarz111]

No real sites for Juneau/Southeast, Alaska reports, but if you need em, let me know. I am out most everyday somewhere in the Juneau/Haines/Chilkat Peninsula/Northern Admiralty Island area and all creeks in between from now until November. Heres to a good season, NOW BRING ON THE HOGS!!

[mnflyfish]

In MN and WI, it's:

www.bentleysoutfitters.com

Just and FYI for the midwest mags. Now if it would just warm up enough to keep the ice out of my guides I'd be very happy.

Jay

[Stone-Free]

Get the heads up on the Arkansas Caddis & BWO hatch here:

http://arkanglers.com/FishingConditionList.asp

[The Reverend Floater]

Home, crap, home: www.silver-creek.com

[72Twenty]

Just talked to my dad - he is in Houston for a couple days before he and my mom head back to Venezuela. He was planning on fishing salt water tomorrow for reds, but they are calling for 40mph-60mph winds on the coast, so he and a friend are going fresh water fishing for bass inland. His friend is paralyzed from the waist down (doctors don't know the cause, but he was exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam) but can still cast a fly rod. All his hair fell out and one day he woke up paralyzed. My dad gets him in the front of the boat so that he can cast and helps him along.

We have a "100%" chance of snow here for the next two days with high winds. I am hoping to get out to the river this weekend, but it will depend on the weather.

[Andy_B]

I was out on the provo last week, they were taken BWO off the surface... The fish were very, very, leader shy and only hitting the smallest of the small flys.

The hatch started are 12:30ish and ran till about 4:00.

[Lonnie]

I was out on the provo last week, they were taken BWO off the surface... The fish were very, very, leader shy and only hitting the smallest of the small flys.

The hatch started are 12:30ish and ran till about 4:00.

Middle or Lower?

I'm guessing lower...

For reports (basically everywhere) try,

http://www.bigfishtackle.com

For utah info (no reports allowed...)
http://www.utahonthefly.com

[Andy_B]

Middle or Lower?

I'm guessing lower...

Down river from the Damn on E. Provo Canyon River Rd.

[scarz111]

72Twenty, thats fukin sweet what your dad does for his friend. Big props to him. Dont see a whole lot of that stuff going around these days.
Heard rumor of some steelies running here in Juneau yesterday. The thaw is JUST now starting and I may be jumping the gun a little, BUT I will be hittin the stream right in the face tomorrow. It's been warm enough for the bears to start stirring, I may have a cool TR coming out of the next couple days. Tight lines.

[72Twenty]

I might try to get out on the river a little in the morning, but the low tonight is supposed to be 16 degrees. I'l post a little TR if anything comes of it.

[schwerty]

Fished the Snake in Grand Teton Nat'l park this afternoon...no decent pics.

Sunny, 45ish and windy! Streamer bite and dredging were both OK. Numbers were not so good but we saw excellent size---FAT and Healthy!!!

Good fishin' to everyone this weekend!

[72Twenty]

I think I am going to fish this evening instead. The wife wants to go over to Cheyenne, so now I have an excuse to browse Sierra Trading Post . The weather is clear and sunny right now, but still cold. Hopefully by this afternoon/evening the wind stays calm...

[warthog]

Not a fishing report, but a great resource for the salty folks.

The Florida info is usually spot on, so I would assume it will be good for your area, too.

http://www.saltwatertides.com/pickpred.html

[72Twenty]

Well, fished the Big Laramie this evening. I didn't think it deserved it's own thread, though. I didn't catch anything, but saw a couple little ones rise. They were hitting midges and I was fresh out. I got there about an hour before sunset and fished for about an hour and a half. Man, when the sun starts to set, it gets cold in a hurry. Here is a shot I took standing in the river when the sun was dropping over the Snowy Range.

[schwerty]

720-
Have you been up to the Mile lately?

[FrankZappa]

Mountain Mail, Salida

4/18/2007 9:32:00 AM

Caddis are on the move

by Paul Goetz
Mail News Editor

Suggested patterns for April 18-25

Weekend patterns for the Arkansas River are provided by Erin Bull, Anglers Junction, 845 Oak St., Salida, www.anglersjunction.com.

Depending on weather conditions, baetis continue working well in the afternoon and in overcast conditions.

Caddis activity is starting between Parkdale and Texas Creek.

Anglers are seeing some action on streamers in deeper pools.

Tuesday the river was running at 320 cubic feet per second through Salida and 353 cfs at Wellsville.

Nymphs: No 20 Kingrey's black ice No. 16 lime copper john, No. 10 beadhead 20 inchers, No. 18 through 20 wild turkey baetis, No. 14 through 16 Kingrey's latex caddis.

Dry flies No. 16 tan elk hair caddis, No. 18 through 20 blue wing olive hatch matchers, No. 18 through 20 parachute Adams.

Streamers: No. 12 Olive woolly bugger.



Fishing conditions for local reservoirs are provided by Dave Kelly, Hi Rocky, 111 Cottonwood Ave., Buena Vista, www.hirocky.com.

Turquoise Lake remains frozen, but offers good ice fishing for rainbow and lake trout. There are some nice lake trout being caught on the north east corner in more shallow water and rainbow trout are still hitting on the east shore by the dam.

Twin Lakes ice is about half gone and there is some good shore fishing on the west end. Power bait is working best on rainbow trout and large lures are working best for lake trout.

Fishing at the forebay is also good and rainbow trout are hitting on nightcrawlers fished on the bottom. Lake trout are hitting large lures and Rainbow Rapalas.

Clear Creek Reservoir is beginning to open on the west end and there is some shore fishing there. The ice is questionable, so be careful and check before going out too far. Fishing has improved and the fish are hitting on small jigs tipped with meal worms and salmon eggs.

Cottonwood Lake is open on the west end and fish are being caught on small lures and Montera Marvels. There is also some good fishing through the ice along the south shore.

Frantz and Sand lakes are open and fishable and have been good fishing this spring for rainbows. Frantz has been producing a few good small mouth bass.

Weekend patterns for the South Platte "Dream Stream" are provided by Pat Dorsey, The Blue Quill Angler, 1532 Bergen Pkwy., Evergreen, www.bluequillangler.com.

Concentrate efforts in slow, deep pools. Have a good assortment of midges, larvae and pupae. Anglers can expect some sporadic dry fly-fishing with adult midges in slow, deep tailouts. Egg patterns will be effective for the next month or so.

Nymphs: No. 16 hot tail flash egg, No. 20 mercury blood midge, No. 22 and 22 mercury black beauty, No. 20 and 24 top secret midge, No 18 and 22 red mercury flashback pheasant tail, No. 18 and 20 buckskin, No 22 and 24 mercury baetis.

Emergers: No. 20 and 22 Barr's emerger, No. 20 and 22 Churchill's sparkle wing RS II.

Dry flies: No. 20 through 26 parachute Adams, No. 20 through 24 Griffith gnat, and No. 20 through 24 Hi-Vis baetis.

[Stone-Free]

^^^ I better be sick tomarrow!

[Free Range Lobster]

Finally warmed up out here but the rivers are super high so they're out.

Lakes are still deathly cold. Managed 4 browns and a rainbow on white wooly buggers in Plymouth, MA.

[Pow4Brains]

Hit up the Blue above Green Mountain today in search of the Big Boys. No luck with them but lots of dinks. Mostly on red/redish Pheasant Tails (brown worked too, just not as well.) Flows are coming up and the water is a little off color in a good way.

[Beder]

some good trip reports here, mostly for Idaho fly fishermen.
and check out the speed clinch link--works especially good when your hands are cold.

www.tatteredfly.com

[Free Range Lobster]

Rhode Island.
Somewhere.

dozen schoolies... 3 on fly.
9 on 1 3/4oz danny

PINK.

[mushmouth]

Atlantic Beach, NY...nothing...I suck at fishing and fish hate me. I'm going to go cut myself. Not before I pound nails into my sunburned forehead tho.

Went to the Norwalk maritime aquarium afterwards, lots of fish there.