07-28-2004, 06:23 PM
McKenzie River - July 27th, 2004
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RECORDED:![[Image: sun.gif]](http://www.fisheyesoup.com/member_site/photo/icons_metar/sun.gif)
85 ° ![[Image: blackSpacer.gif]](http://www.fisheyesoup.com/images/blackSpacer.gif)
FISHING: Good
Dry fly action has started to taper off within the past couple of weeks. I have seen some great action in the morning and evening hours. PED's and Caddis seem to be most consistent. There are a few Little Sallies still active aswell. For dry's try spent caddis in back eddies and seams. For the PED's and PMD"s, you will most likely create interest in the early morning and evening. For nymph fishing you will find some interest in mayfly emergers, little yellow stones, and a variety of caddis nymphs. We floated from Blue River down stream and did very well during the last hour, and picked up several nice fish nymphing the deep water during the brightest part of the day.
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RECORDED:
85 ° FISHING: Good Dry fly action has started to taper off within the past couple of weeks. I have seen some great action in the morning and evening hours. PED's and Caddis seem to be most consistent. There are a few Little Sallies still active aswell. For dry's try spent caddis in back eddies and seams. For the PED's and PMD"s, you will most likely create interest in the early morning and evening. For nymph fishing you will find some interest in mayfly emergers, little yellow stones, and a variety of caddis nymphs. We floated from Blue River down stream and did very well during the last hour, and picked up several nice fish nymphing the deep water during the brightest part of the day.