With the Tully flowing at 1200 and the Schuylkill at 2600, I decided to take a look at one of the smaller streams near by. The water was a bit off color but still fishable, so on the hopper went with a small pheasant tail off the back. Not sure why I decided to put a hopper on but it was the right choice, the PT off the back worked well, but there is nothing like a fish exploding on a hopper even if its only 10 inches.
The Tully is back down to a fishable level, 325cfs this morning now down to 244cfs. Fish are eating caddis on top, and midges, black and red underneath.
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One of my favorites |
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Rain can fog up the camera lens but its still a pretty brown |
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Small Streambank Hopper hidden inside this guys mouth
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Nice post
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