April 28th Fishing Report
Partly sunny, with a high near 67. Southeast wind around 6 mph.
Sun today, clouds and drizzle the rest of the weekend. The forecast is not calling for anything but very light drizzle right now. That means caddis hatching well today, and olives should be strong tomorrow!
Creeks are clear and flowing at a pretty normal level with water temperatures in the low 50s.
We are seeing mostly black caddis hatching, with a few tans showing up. Olives are still popping daily. If fish are rising gently and sipping things they are feeding on the mayflies. If the rises are aggressive and splashy, they are eating caddis.
If there is no visible surface activity, a bead head fished right below (and even in) the riffles is deadly. A simply indicator, or a small foam attractor works to help you see the eats.
Leeches and streamers have been fantastic when the sun is off the water!
This is a historically busy weekend and there are a few fishing groups in town already. Please remember to fish friendly. If there is a car in a spot and you can not check in with the angler, drive to another access point. There is plenty of water here to give everyone some space to fish.
