March 24 2015
Yesterday was another cold day and in the morning the temperature was in the single digits. Even with blue skies and plenty of sunshine the temperature was only in the teens. In the morning slush ice was a factor in the lower end of the river but did clear in the afternoon. With the low clear water conditions the fish continue to be holding in the deep holes. Yesterday anglers staying in the motel reported having the most action in the Lower Fly Zone with black stoneflies, pheasant tails and hare’s ear producing steady results. Anglers who are float fishing or bottom bouncing have got into fish in the Schoolhouse, Wire Hole, Ellis Cove and Trestle Pool while using blue or pink egg sacs, trout beads, and pink worms.SUGGESTED PATTERNS:
Sparkle stone in black, size 10.
Steelhead Hammer in black, chart, blue, red, size 12.
Glo-bugs in oregon cheese, blue, pink and chart. size 10
Rubber leg stone in black or brown, size 10.
Hot Bead Woolly Buggers in black, olive, size 10
Double Beadhead black stone, size 10-12
Beadhead black stone. size 6-10.
Wiggle stone in chart, pink and peacock. size 10
Steak-N-Eggs in orange, pink, chart. size 10.
Hare’s ear in black, olive, natural, size 10.
Report is from Whitakers
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