| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Flyfisher |
Posted - 03/12/2013 : 09:42:33
French Crk was stocked on Mar 2nd so I went there yesterday, along w/a number of other fly fishermen.  Shown below are 2 of them @ covered bridge. 
Image Insert:
123.59 KB
Not only were the fishermen out, but also the horse riders, who rode along the stream.  Is the brown horse taking a bow? 
Image Insert:
148.55 KB
An 11" brown was caught on a BH Hares Ear. 
Image Insert:
119.79 KB
A 12" Rainbow caught on a Wooly Bugger.  Also hooked & lost 3 trout on the retrieve. 
Image Insert:
155.31 KB |
| 3 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| Flyfisher |
Posted - 03/16/2013 : 06:35:59
Steve, you make a good point about us retired fishermen getting out more often. In fact, I fish all-year-round (including Winter, as pics show in my postings) & have been out at least once per week for the past 4-5 weeks. However,I fish during the weekdays, leaving the streams open for those who can only fish in the evenings & weekends (as I did when I was working). Retirement is wonderful!! |
| BirkyDucks |
Posted - 03/14/2013 : 15:52:55
Nice ones the joy of winter trout any bwos hatching yet ? How about any beaver cuttings let me know I am temporarly out of comission with the trapping right now but I am on the look out for future spots . You know the big bushkill is open and the bugs should be hatching up there also Mcmichaels might have more hatcching as it a tad lower on the lattitude and thusso maybe a tad warmer wich will promote more bugs . I would say the early stones should be hatching at the least and maybe some bwos as well . Its a mystery to me why the retired guys in the club arent out at least once a week to some of our PA blue ribbon streams some fish well all year long and can be fished on a day trip . |
| Blue Heron |
Posted - 03/12/2013 : 17:52:13
Very nice, spring will soon be here. The only fish I've seen this year
Image Insert:
144.62 KB |
