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08/10/10
August is here and so is the first run of Kings. There have been sightings and even a couple of hook ups. Another little shot of rain just hit us this morning and given the three day forecast is accurate wee should see more. If this is right we will be hitting the lower river and start throwing in the pools looking for the bright early beasts.
Trout fishing during the day is tough with the heat and the high sun. Terrestrials are still taking a few fish and tricos are taking smaller fish in the AM. The night time is still coughing up the big fish. Mousing is probably the single best option for hitting a big fish. The water conditions and moon cycle are optimum for mousing right now. In fact if you have not experienced the night fishiery that we have here…well you are missing out on a very interesting event.
Nymphing has been producing the most daytime activity with pools and holes collecting all of the fish that are trying to escape this very warm water and find some cover. I have been running a couple of very small nymphs with little weight and doing quite well.
If you want big trout come and spend a few hours in the dark with us…if the tug of a 20 pond salmon is more to your liking then come up in the early AM and we can chase the powerful king salmon. Either way you have the middle of the day to relax and soak up the last of the hot summer sun running indicators or the hopper dropper for resident trout. You can’t beat the scenery or time on the river!!!! We do half day trips (4-5hours) and will continue through August, then it’s Katie bar the door and we will hammer salmon. If you haven’t booked your Fall salmon, do so now as prime dates are nearly gone.
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Currently we are looking at: Flow: 534CFS - Gin Clear 07/07/10 PM river CFS . Visibility: Water - Gin Clear Water temperature at mid-day: 67 degrees F Best time of day to fish: Mid day throughout the evening. Indicator: Thing a ma bobber Recommended leader: 9ft Tapered 5X Fluoro Carbon Recommended Tippet: 4x to a Dry fly to a 5x dropper. Best rod outfit: 9' 6WT too 9' 4WT Best techniques: Dry Fly - Green Caddis, Sulphur and or a Gray Drake. Comments: Mousin and Hex is where it's at these days. 7-day outlook: Tonight, Saturday & Sunday scattered thunder showers. Sunshine and mid to high 80's next week. http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/ Good luck and tight lines! Call or email us to book your next excursion at 231 745 3972 staff@pmlodge.com
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