Much more comfortable air temps past 2 days have made river temps drop back in to lower 60s,and past weeks rain have kept water at a nice level.
March Browns,Gray fox,tapering off in abundance, Sulphurs,Light Cahill,Stonefly adults,Blue Wing Olives on gray days,and plenty of caddis.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Lite show
With past couple days being very hot and humid,water temp are in high 60s,and hatches have slowed down some.Thankfully evening showers have been good at keeping things somewhat comfortable for Trout.Today started with early morning bangs of thunder and lighting,with sky continually bringing the same threat so far all day.
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Morning sun
With past couple days being in the 80s and bright sun,water temps have warmed up and the best fishing seems to be in the morning.With evening sprouting some insect activity to waken the fish.This warm weather will usually earn some good Adirondack wet weather,and cooler air.
Brook Trout fishing not a bad option.
Brook Trout fishing not a bad option.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Have a great Memorial weekend
Just came away from the West Branch of the Ausable temps in low to mid 60s. level is nice,March Browns,and Grey fox still very strong in abundance. Morning fishing seems to be most productive fishing time,at the moment.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Always something happening
Just stepping off the water I can tell you many things happening out there,lots of big fish being caught this year,plenty of bugs,and we are just getting started.Can hardly wait for whats ahead.
March Brown spinner falls have been excellent last couple nights on the Ausable,with water temps in high 50s to mid 60s,and water levels excellent.Other regional rivers, Saranacs to use as a great example, keep your eyes out for Strong Caddis hatches,and a dense abundance of Sulphurs at times.Definitely starting to move some big bruisers in the pocket water with big foam hoppers and stoneflies in size 6,and8.
Food for thought for those of you that tend to stay away from big drys,the Ausable tends to be more of a big fly river,and these big monster drys have proven there worth, after many years, and many happy clients.For those of you fishing the Saranac river,these Trout tend to eat many more Crawfish than most stream Trout,that being said I have found certain Brown Stonefly nymphs to work well,Teds Stone being one of them.
March Brown spinner falls have been excellent last couple nights on the Ausable,with water temps in high 50s to mid 60s,and water levels excellent.Other regional rivers, Saranacs to use as a great example, keep your eyes out for Strong Caddis hatches,and a dense abundance of Sulphurs at times.Definitely starting to move some big bruisers in the pocket water with big foam hoppers and stoneflies in size 6,and8.
Food for thought for those of you that tend to stay away from big drys,the Ausable tends to be more of a big fly river,and these big monster drys have proven there worth, after many years, and many happy clients.For those of you fishing the Saranac river,these Trout tend to eat many more Crawfish than most stream Trout,that being said I have found certain Brown Stonefly nymphs to work well,Teds Stone being one of them.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Sulphurs
Sorry to keep you wondering current conditions,pretty crazy here.Try to to keep you updated with the most honest report,thanks for your patience.
Last couple days have been most cloudy humid off on rain with brief periods of sun.These conditions have kept fishing great,with hatches in full abundance,on all regional rivers.
March Browns,Grey fox,on Ausable some Sulphurs showing on lower Ausable,Sulphurs are very abundant on Saranacs and other regional rivers as we speak.Many other insects have come into play as well, which at times can be more important at times than your Mayflies.For example Caddis flies on the Saranacs are of major importance and dictate how many fish in this river system take flies.
River temps high 50s to mid 60s,wading is comfortable,and the fishing is perfect.
Last couple days have been most cloudy humid off on rain with brief periods of sun.These conditions have kept fishing great,with hatches in full abundance,on all regional rivers.
March Browns,Grey fox,on Ausable some Sulphurs showing on lower Ausable,Sulphurs are very abundant on Saranacs and other regional rivers as we speak.Many other insects have come into play as well, which at times can be more important at times than your Mayflies.For example Caddis flies on the Saranacs are of major importance and dictate how many fish in this river system take flies.
River temps high 50s to mid 60s,wading is comfortable,and the fishing is perfect.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Always the perfect day
Beautiful day on the water, temps holding nice thanks to the clear cold nights, water temps holding in mid 50's to low 60's.Should see more rising fish again as river continues to drop.
Keep your eyes out for March Brown's,Caddis,Sulphur's,and Little Yellow Stone's.Best piece of advice Keep your eyes open for anything this time of the year.
Keep your eyes out for March Brown's,Caddis,Sulphur's,and Little Yellow Stone's.Best piece of advice Keep your eyes open for anything this time of the year.
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