Monthly Archives: March 2014

Snow’s back!!! 4-6″ of fresh.. We had a drop in temp in the last three days 52-43………. Slowed the bite and the bugs for the afternoon. With an influx of water, things get stirred up a bit, but not too … Continue reading →

Last night we got a quick 2-3 inches. The wind has let up and it seems perfect to go wet a line. I’ll update soon…..

Today is nice enough to nominate for one of the top twelve days of the year. Tomorrow is in the running as well, I hope…. The water is looking super fishy. Been meeting both Browns and Rainbows, all very healthy. … Continue reading →

This is the time to go fishing….. The weather is perfect, and fish are playing. Saw a Golden stone fly yesterday, so summer is coming early. There are a few Caddis about. An occasional March Brown. Still a Skwalla or … Continue reading →

Adam scored….. All the snow from yesterday is gone. Skwallas made an appearance late yesterday, to my surprise Goes to show, you don’t know, if ya don’t go….. Looking forwards to fishing today, except for the wind… Hoping it’s warm … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s back to winter for a day. I think the Skwallas will take the next couple days off. Tomorrow and the next will not be snowing, but will be blowing out of the east and chilly. The best I … Continue reading →

They’re here!!! One of my favorite bugs is going off. Fish’em if ya got’em….. These bugs entice the fish to the surface. And since the females lay their eggs near shore….. That’s where the fish look for them. My buddy … Continue reading →

Last night we received a thin glazing of snow/ice. It will be gone by noon…. The flows are up, and off color…. Should remain fairly high for another day, and at a lower temperature. Fish closer to shore in softer … Continue reading →

Snowed a trace last night, sounds like Spring this morning. Water running and dripping off of everything. Also heard a Flicker drumming (Tapping) on the house. A Mountain Chickadee started singing his “Che-e-e-seburger” territorial song this morning…… Seems that by … Continue reading →