Bear Creek for the afternoon.
Went up to Bear Creek for the afternoon to see if the fishing had picked up since the last time I went. I spend the day working downstream of the parking lot and trying to learn the creek again since the flood changed the entire creek.
I start out at a spot where I can see fish feeding on the surface, so I decide to tie on a couple dry flies and try my luck. I get one little brown on a small BWO and get some more rises but no more fish. I start my way downstream trying a number of different patterns but can only get the fish to rise but not take the fly. I finally get to the first bridge and can see a number of fish feeding on the surface. I cast out and same thing as before, rises but no takes. After a number of changes in flies I finally put on a Parachute Adams and manage to land another little brown. I continue downstream to the ponds, or what used to be the ponds seeing fish feeding on the surface. After a number of casts with no takes but plenty of risers and the day coming to an end I decide to call it and head back to the car.
I ended up seeing a ton of fish feeding but could not find a pattern that would work. Never the less I had a great day on the water and in the mountains.
Rod: Motsuga 9'
Line: Furled 12'
Fly that worked: BWO, Parachute Adams
I start out at a spot where I can see fish feeding on the surface, so I decide to tie on a couple dry flies and try my luck. I get one little brown on a small BWO and get some more rises but no more fish. I start my way downstream trying a number of different patterns but can only get the fish to rise but not take the fly. I finally get to the first bridge and can see a number of fish feeding on the surface. I cast out and same thing as before, rises but no takes. After a number of changes in flies I finally put on a Parachute Adams and manage to land another little brown. I continue downstream to the ponds, or what used to be the ponds seeing fish feeding on the surface. After a number of casts with no takes but plenty of risers and the day coming to an end I decide to call it and head back to the car.
I ended up seeing a ton of fish feeding but could not find a pattern that would work. Never the less I had a great day on the water and in the mountains.
Rod: Motsuga 9'
Line: Furled 12'
Fly that worked: BWO, Parachute Adams
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