One of my best days on Bear Creek
Had another Thursday off and decide to head up to Bear Creek on a beautiful day. I get there around 11am with partly cloudy skies but still warm and just a breeze. I get to my starting point and can see fish feeding on the surface. I cast through the run but can't get any fish to take the bwo so I change up and try a midge, then another midge and before I finally pick a winner I have tried about ten patterns. I tie on a crippled adams and first cast out I have a fish hooked. Finally on the board and the fish are still feeding on the surface. After catching five more through the run I move upstream to another spot I like.
This next spot is just a corner pool in between a couple logs but always seems to have fish in it. I cast through a couple times before I finally hook a decent brown. After spooking the other fish in the hole landing the first one I move upstream to just below the bridge.
I cast out and on the second cast I land a little brown. I keep casting but am getting sniffs instead of takes. I can see the fish moving below the surface and decide to tie on a black beauty behind the crippled adams. What a decision! First cast and I land a little brown. With this set up I land a total of nine fish with a couple on the adams and the rest on the nymph. I managed to catch two rainbow and two browns from this pool in the 12" range, some of the bigger fish I have caught here.
Moving upstream to another of my favorite areas I catch one little brown on the adams before heading back downstream to where I started. I finish the day off with a couple more little browns to make a twenty fish day and call it a day. One of my best days of fishing on Bear Creek!
Rod: Motsugo 9' 5/5
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that worked: Crippled Adams, Black Beauty
This next spot is just a corner pool in between a couple logs but always seems to have fish in it. I cast through a couple times before I finally hook a decent brown. After spooking the other fish in the hole landing the first one I move upstream to just below the bridge.
I cast out and on the second cast I land a little brown. I keep casting but am getting sniffs instead of takes. I can see the fish moving below the surface and decide to tie on a black beauty behind the crippled adams. What a decision! First cast and I land a little brown. With this set up I land a total of nine fish with a couple on the adams and the rest on the nymph. I managed to catch two rainbow and two browns from this pool in the 12" range, some of the bigger fish I have caught here.
Moving upstream to another of my favorite areas I catch one little brown on the adams before heading back downstream to where I started. I finish the day off with a couple more little browns to make a twenty fish day and call it a day. One of my best days of fishing on Bear Creek!
Rod: Motsugo 9' 5/5
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that worked: Crippled Adams, Black Beauty
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