I get to see Pine from the cabin. I walk out and look at it now and then during the day to see if anything is happening. I haven’t seen much happening during the daytime the past few days. The evenings, is another story entirely.
I went out and fished Pine last evening and had a nice time. Fish weren’t easy but I caught several and enjoyed my time in the water.
I saw Green Drakes, what I thought were Brown Drakes or maybe Slate Drakes, Grey Foxes (still), and probably a few Blue Winged Olives. Fish started to come up and get active late in the afternoon.
‘Bow Cheek Pine Creek Green Drake
Fish weren’t jumping on my presentations like they never saw a meal before – but the action was enjoyable as I haven’t been seeing much surface action for some time.
Brown #2 Last brown of the Evening
Till we see each other again, … UB
Nice!
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Thanks Dale! Last evening, a similar story, not much happened when I got in at about 5:30. Oh I caught fish only a ‘Mother’ would love – CHUBS! But I think I had only one rise from a brown that early. Then 7 – 7:30 more bugs, rising fish – was a very active time the rest of the evening. Landed one, one at the net and got off, and another had a long range release. Pulled the fly out of a few mouths too. You would of thought that I had just learned how to fish if you saw me last night . Oh well, I still had a bunch of fun! How’s that little stream fishing near you? … UB
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Glad you had a fine evening on Pine. Those Germans browns sure are pretty.
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Thanks! They were pretty – that first one I got was quite golden. Some of the Rainbows looked a little more colorful than others too this spring. Was pretty amazing to not see much of any activity during the day and then it came on about 4:30 – 5pm. Bugs everywhere – which can make it a bit challenging as the artificials we propose are competing with the real deal. UB
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