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Roaring Fork, Colorado Rivers

Roaring Fork Anglers

4/8/2008 -

Spring is Sprung! The weather is getting nice and it is time to throw some drys! Sunday was a good day to be on the Roaring Fork. The rainbows are on the march and the bugs are hatching. Fishing with drys was a little tough on the float. Baetis are hatching but it is still in the early stages. You had to spot the fish rising and try to get it on their radar before you passed the fish, to get an eat. Nymph fishing was very productive and we threw streamers at the fish for a while too. We had a lot of chasers and flashers and a few that actually ate it. Bugs: Blue-Winged Olives, Midges, Stone nymphs Dry Flies: Para-Adams and Palm Emerger, #16-18 Para-Quills, Silouette BWO, Vis-A-Dun and Slate-Olive Thorax Nymphs: #12-#18 Beadheads, Buckskins, Pheasant Tails, Magnymphico, BLM and Hares Ears. Streamers: Spring Splendor, sculpins

Roaring Fork, Crystal, Colorado

Alpine Angling

5/22/2007 -

Bugs: Caddis, Blue-Winged Olives, Midges, Stone nymphs, Dry Flies: #16 Peacock caddis, Puterbaughs caddis, Parachute caddis, sitmis. #18-#22 Griffith Gnats, Para-Adams and Palm Emerger, #16-18 Para-Quills, Silouette BWO, Vis-A-Dun and Slate-Olive Thorax Nymphs: #16 Caddis pupa, Graphic caddis, Micro Muddler lawsons caddis.#16-#20 Midge Larva, #12-#18 Beadheads, Buckskins, Pheasant Tails, Magnymphico, BLM and Hares Ears. Streamers: Light colored buggers, Zuddlers and Zonkers

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