Eleven Mile Canyon:
Lots of fish and lots of people.. Mainly feeding sub surface on annelids and
midges which means the usual flies; San Juan
worms and tiny midge larvae and pupa. As is often the case sight fishing makes
all the difference. Best is yet to come with caddis and tricos just around the
corner creating some of the best dry fly fishing anywhere. Stable flows.
Deckers: Fewer fish but bigger. But even more crowded. Not
sure how Deckers will hold up to this kind of pressure. Hard to find good water
on weekends. Best flies are San Juan
worms and gray sparkle wing RS2;s . My friend Steve has been taking some nice
fish on a size 4 Crane Fly larvae. Kind of fun to use a big fly. Some surface feeding on BWO’s. Flows have been
somewhat erratic.
Dream Stream: A scattering of respectable fish. I caught threw nice Browns in 30 minutes and a nice rainbow on a San Juan worm and a RS2. I would love to see a massive effort in the restocking of this section. Why not dump several thousand fish in this section during the summer months? The fish do not seem to be reproducing on their own. Populations have been low for at least a decade now. Time to try something. We have some beautiful habitat improvement done on this section. Beautiful water.But it just needs more fish.
Dream Stream: A scattering of respectable fish. I caught threw nice Browns in 30 minutes and a nice rainbow on a San Juan worm and a RS2. I would love to see a massive effort in the restocking of this section. Why not dump several thousand fish in this section during the summer months? The fish do not seem to be reproducing on their own. Populations have been low for at least a decade now. Time to try something. We have some beautiful habitat improvement done on this section. Beautiful water.But it just needs more fish.
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