07-19-2004, 04:40 PM
Duck Valley Stillwaters - July 17th, 2004
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89 ° ![[Image: blackSpacer.gif]](http://www.fisheyesoup.com/images/blackSpacer.gif)
FISHING: Good
Duck Valley Indian Reservation
Fair
With the heat the moss is becoming a porblem and I have the fear that for this year thiw stillwater fishery may be done for. There are still fish to be caught. I would go with a sinkning line and a floating line both. early mornings and late evenings will be your best bet at a shot at rising fish and to catch a fish on a dry fly. Check your fly readily for moss and be reday to clean them off unfortunatley.
Flies: Chironomids, 10-16, Damsel Nymphs, 10-14, Dragon Fly Nymphs, 8-4, Wooly Buggers in black, brown and olive, 8-2, Stayner Ducktail, 10-8, Duck Valley Surprise, 12-8, Mohair Leeches, 8-10
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RECORDED:
89 ° FISHING: Good Duck Valley Indian Reservation
Fair
With the heat the moss is becoming a porblem and I have the fear that for this year thiw stillwater fishery may be done for. There are still fish to be caught. I would go with a sinkning line and a floating line both. early mornings and late evenings will be your best bet at a shot at rising fish and to catch a fish on a dry fly. Check your fly readily for moss and be reday to clean them off unfortunatley.
Flies: Chironomids, 10-16, Damsel Nymphs, 10-14, Dragon Fly Nymphs, 8-4, Wooly Buggers in black, brown and olive, 8-2, Stayner Ducktail, 10-8, Duck Valley Surprise, 12-8, Mohair Leeches, 8-10