08-04-2004, 04:39 AM
Snoqualmie River - August 1st, 2004
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80 ° ![[Image: blackSpacer.gif]](http://www.fisheyesoup.com/images/blackSpacer.gif)
FISHING: Good
I fished the North Fork in conjunction with my [url "http://avidangler.com/custom.php?member=140&page=195"]Trout Rivers, Trout Tactics[/url] class and my students caught a few fish throughout the day. The fish were responsive to various dry flies including a yellow stimulator, parachute adams and an elk hair caddis. Pretty standard stuff.
We didn't see a whole lot of insect activity and I imagine the best time to fish these forks is right at dusk. Generally you'll get a good hatch of either caddis or midges from about 8pm on.
All the forks are low, so look for the most highly oxygenated water you can find and fish in those areas.
I would have a variety of attractor dries, both small and large. Give us a call or stop by if you need assistance with flies.
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supplied by: [url "http://www.fisheyesoup.com/redir.php?recKey=140,re"]The Avid Angler[/url]
RECORDED:
80 ° FISHING: Good I fished the North Fork in conjunction with my [url "http://avidangler.com/custom.php?member=140&page=195"]Trout Rivers, Trout Tactics[/url] class and my students caught a few fish throughout the day. The fish were responsive to various dry flies including a yellow stimulator, parachute adams and an elk hair caddis. Pretty standard stuff.
We didn't see a whole lot of insect activity and I imagine the best time to fish these forks is right at dusk. Generally you'll get a good hatch of either caddis or midges from about 8pm on.
All the forks are low, so look for the most highly oxygenated water you can find and fish in those areas.
I would have a variety of attractor dries, both small and large. Give us a call or stop by if you need assistance with flies.
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