Trout fishing at Davis is fair. You can find fish in the early mornings eating Damsel nymphs and Callibaetis emergers. Stripping leeches on an intermediate line is a good way to pick up on some of the more aggressive fish. Bass fishing has been good. It will continue to improve with warmer water temperatures. Poppers,…

Avoid the splash and giggle crowd and get after it early (sunrise). Fishing will be good early morning with Callibaetis and Damsels being the main two bugs to focus on out there. We have also been picking up some fish on Balanced Leeches and Chironomids in some of the deeper water. Sight fishing has been…

Crane is experiencing a pretty serious algae bloom right now but fishing remains consistent in the old river channels. Balanced Leeches/Damsels under an indicator continue to be an excellent way to get into fish. Chironomids are a go-to as always, with red size 12-16 chironomids being the most consistent. Look for 13-18 feet of water…

Callibaetis are here and are hatching prolifically throughout the morning into the late afternoon. Having a variety of flies in the #14-#16 range for Callibaetis nymphs, emergers, and dries is critical for out there, especially as angling pressure increases. We have an awesome selection of all life cycle stages for this bug in the shop.…