Matt Heron Reports on 1.14.2015
Fishing
on both rivers has continued to improve quite a bit since frigid temps
slammed us on News Years weekend. Although it’s still cold with
consistent snow here and there, we’ve had a lot of days in the 30s.
This
has been key, and these are the days you want to be on the water. The
midge hatches have been down right amazing this year, and if you’re
really lucky you might find a few noses on top.
Not
surprisingly, if the midge thing isn’t working fish small baetis in
olive, black or brown. Also try a mix of other small, dark bugs and even
a streamer worked slow near the bottom.
More
importantly than fly selection, fish the right water. Fish are in their
winter holding lies, concentrate on the slow side of seams in water with
some depth.
On top of having several openings
this month, meet us at the ISE in Sacramento next week. We’ll have a
booth on the casting pond, as well as doing Truckee and casting
presentations with several of our guides and instructors.
eContact us at http://mattheronflyfishing.com/
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