Bow
River Report – September 29, 2016
A few rising fish here and there on the
cloudy days. Decent numbers of October Caddis around as well. A hopper/dropper
rig with an October Caddis and a black Copper John or Prince Nymph is a good
choice.
Streamer fishing continues to be good.
Cloudy days better than sunny.
Even though the weather forecast for the next
few days doesn’t lend well to suntans, it will likely get the BWO’s kicked into
high gear.
Please note that our Brown Trout are moving
around and getting ready to spawn. Show respect and handle them carefully. #KEEPEMWET
Hatches:
BWO’s, October Caddis, Water Boatmen
Dry Flies: Wilcox Low Rider, Quigley’s Sparkle Flag-BWO,
Morrish October Caddis
Water Boatman
Streamers:
Taupe Leech, Bellydancer Zonker, Near Nuff Sculpin,
Gartside Leech.
Crowsnest
River Report – September 29, 2016
The Crowsnest is very low, clear, wadeable,
and technical here and there. If you find rising fish, prepare for small flies,
light tippets, and maybe a number of fly switches. Boatman in the tailouts can be really fun at
this time of year.
#KEEPEMWET
Hatches: BWO’s, Water Boatmen
Dries: CDC
Winged Emerger-BWO, Wilcox Low Rider-BWO
Streamers: Medusa, Circus Peanut
High Country River Report – September 29, 2016
Some of the best dry fly fishing of the
year right now. Best fishing from late morning to around 4 PM. It’s that time
of year when, if it’s cold and crappy, it might be better to look elsewhere for
fishing. But if we get any nice weather it would be a very good idea to head to
the hills.
If you find fish being a little picky try a
small BWO pattern like the
Film Critic-BWO or a small Parachute Adams.
Remember, only about four and a half weeks left for fishing the high country.
Get out there!
#KEEPEMWET
Hatches:
BWO’s
Dries: Hippie
Stomper, Wilcox Low Rider, Cinnamon Flying Ant, Flag Ant,
CDC Winged Emerger-BWO.
Streamers: Medusa, Double Bunny.
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