Fantastic day on Bear Creek
With Bear Creek being one of the few fishable creeks I headed up to Lair o' the Bear park for a day of fishing. The weather was perfect and only a few other fisherman on the water. I get to the park around 10am and head upstream from the parking lot.
I start fishing a yellow humpy and almost immediately get a bite from a little brown trout to start the day. I continue upstream hitting any little slack water I can find and pulling brown trout out one after another. By now my fly is destroyed and I don't have another. I switch up to a crippled adams and continue upstream.
I thought the yellow humpy was the pattern but I was wrong, it was the crippled adams! Doubling the success of the previous fly, I was now on to a fish in almost every hole. I work my way up close to the second bridge with what must be over twenty fish caught and another half dozen hooked but not landed, before I head downstream to try some different water.
Picking up fish as I go, I end up at the beaver pond around 7pm and decide to try the back end of the ponds. I finish the day off right landing three 12" browns in about ten minutes before calling it a fantastic but long day on the river. One of the best fishing days I have had on Bear Creek!
Rod: Wakata 9' 6/4
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that worked: Yellow Humpy and CRIPPLED ADAMS
I start fishing a yellow humpy and almost immediately get a bite from a little brown trout to start the day. I continue upstream hitting any little slack water I can find and pulling brown trout out one after another. By now my fly is destroyed and I don't have another. I switch up to a crippled adams and continue upstream.
I thought the yellow humpy was the pattern but I was wrong, it was the crippled adams! Doubling the success of the previous fly, I was now on to a fish in almost every hole. I work my way up close to the second bridge with what must be over twenty fish caught and another half dozen hooked but not landed, before I head downstream to try some different water.
Picking up fish as I go, I end up at the beaver pond around 7pm and decide to try the back end of the ponds. I finish the day off right landing three 12" browns in about ten minutes before calling it a fantastic but long day on the river. One of the best fishing days I have had on Bear Creek!
Rod: Wakata 9' 6/4
Line: Hi-Vis Level Line 10' #3
Flies that worked: Yellow Humpy and CRIPPLED ADAMS
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