Fishing Reports

They're loving the new braids area. The fishermen are too, with foam wing emergers, RS2s, pale cream eggs, and flossy worms in red and brown.

Great feedback on the new streamwork up there. And the bwo hatch is making for some fun surface action. Otherwise, bling midges, annelids, tungsten jujubes, chartreuse egg patterns and pink, cluster midges and johnny flashes in brown and black - as small as you can stand it.

Fish are moving around due to some underwater excitement about sex.  Like that's never happened.  Anyway, midges are rolling very many fish, and baetis are popping even on sunny days.  Comparaduns, sprout midges, and der Klinkenhammers will deliver quite a bit of fun.  Much of the baetis activity is concentrated around Simon.
In other San Juan news, the Kiddy Hole construction work has commenced, and we're expecting it should be all wrapped up by the beginning of the year.  We're also reengaging with the Guides Association and other stakeholders regarding a future of comprehensive fishery improvement.

Cream midges and red wormy things from top to bottomus, and eggs will work fine too.  Don't be afraid to fish some heavy meat - gongas, string leeches, and big gulps-because do you know how huge the browns can get in that river?  They should be be sneaking out of their caves looking for love.

Cream midges and red wormy things from top to bottomus, and eggs will work fine too.  Don't be afraid to fish some heavy meat - gongas, string leeches, and big gulps-because do you know how huge the browns can get in that river?  They should be be sneaking out of their caves looking for love.

There's some forbidden baetis love in the mid afternoons, growing more lusty with every day.  Throw comparaduns, Sprout baetis, and cripples for the risers; find a pod and just wail on them until they get it.  Midge clusters will do fine too.
Red larvae and pink eggs are reported to be decent too, and the Simon area is producing well, if for smaller fish.