08-26-2004, 12:32 AM
Crooked River - August 24th, 2004
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FISHING: Great
Fishing has been holding strong during the slowest part of the summer. We have been experiencing some good dry fly action in the morning and evening. Small caddis sz 20-16 have been active. There has been a good PED hatch during the last hour of light. Midges still seem to be the biggest part of the trouts diet and there is plenty of them to fill the trouts stomach. Try fishinf a dry and a small dropper during a hatch, and switch to a nymph rig when no rising is visable. Fish on and have fun.
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RECORDED:
82 ° FISHING: Great Fishing has been holding strong during the slowest part of the summer. We have been experiencing some good dry fly action in the morning and evening. Small caddis sz 20-16 have been active. There has been a good PED hatch during the last hour of light. Midges still seem to be the biggest part of the trouts diet and there is plenty of them to fill the trouts stomach. Try fishinf a dry and a small dropper during a hatch, and switch to a nymph rig when no rising is visable. Fish on and have fun.