Weekly tenuous photo:
This was a hatch of sedge on the 5th May late afternoon – it is tenuous as the trout did not even glance at them!
You can see more tenuous fishing photos here
Weekly tenuous photo:
This was a hatch of sedge on the 5th May late afternoon – it is tenuous as the trout did not even glance at them!
You can see more tenuous fishing photos here
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Classic blanket hatch…in some rivers fish even feed during these mass ascensions. It’s a classic event in many rivers in the US. Also known as the Mothersday Caddis Hatch. Check out http://www.Arkanglers.com, the Arkansas river in Salida Co, is a garnd place to be at this time of year. Size 14 black foam caddis and a copper john trailer in an 18. Good times….
Even though it may be common classic event, it still amazes me when I see it happen. No fishies to be seen? Maybe a clear indication they are well fed and fat.
Next week I’m headed out for a 3 day fishing trip with a buddy. I’ll send pics and reports when I get back.
On another note, will the voting today affect your fishing? 😉
Chuck it is an epic event. the trout in teh kelvin are not that fat pr particularly well fed in my experience….
To be fair there was also a hatch of empty wine bottles 🙂
Another massive hatch this afternoon. Again the fish were not interested. I spent 3 hours trying everything and did not get a touch. Thankfully I decided to have one last chuck and caught a nice 9″ fish!