The PMD’s have started. The bugs have been thickest around noon, with cloudy days keeping the bugs around and on the water a little longer into the afternoon. There are a few Midges in the mornings and evenings as well, and even a few Baetis along with some Terrestrials to bring fish up. The midge hatches are fairly sparse so if the fish are on them they have been pretty catchable. Midge larva patterns are always a good thing to use. Most of the time what looks like a rise to a midging fish, the fish is actually feeding on midge pupa just below the surface. Don't be afraid to throw some low riders right below the surface. There have been occasional sparse Baetis hatches mid day. As usual the hatches are much better on bad weather days. A size 20 PMD pattern is working well weather it is baetis or PMD's that are bringing them up. There is some Terrestrial activity on warmer afternoons. Ants and Beetles can be effective in bringing up fish.
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Dries:
Extended Body Parachute PMD, Thorax Dun or Brook Sprout PMD, griffiths gnat, Rs2 dry, slick midge, CFO ant, Foam beetle 14-18.
Nymphs:
lightning bug, pheasant tail, RS2, Killer Mayfly nymph and Batwing Emerger, flash worms, delicious egg zebra midges, mole midge and black midge larva
Streamers:
Mini dungeon, sculpzilla, wooly bugger