DATE: Monday, 3/7/2005
TIME: 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM
WEATHER: Mid-50s, partly sunny, moderate winds
WATER CONDITIONS: 0 units
LOCATIONS FISHED: White River, Rim Shoals
HATCH: Significant midge hatch; captured one #12 March Brown mayfly. Fish were moderately rising to hatching insects
ROD USED: Winston 10’ 4-weight WT
FLIES USED: #14 unweighted red San Juan worm, #14 furnace cockleburr, #16 gray White River sowbug, #14 bead head mini woolly bugger, #20 Dunn’s Dun
OTHER: I fished with Wayne. We both caught lots of fish. I had an absolutely awesome day; in fact, it was the best day since April 15, 2003, when Ed, Mike, and I caught lots of fish on caddis flies at Rim Shoals. It rained real hard for several minutes, but the fish kept biting. I had the most success on #14 furnace cockleburr, stripped in heavy current. I lost the rod tip on the Winston 10-foot, 4-weight rod.
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