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Well, since this is going to be a pretty negative post, I'll start off with the good parts first. Do you guys remember the first box of flies I put together? If not, this was it:
![]() About 5 of those flies would work with trout, all the rest are pretty much warmwater stuff. I've been buying flies here and there for the past few months, and I finally bought a new fly box to top off my new assortment last night- ![]() 4x sz. 18 black zebra midges 7x sz. 20 black zebra midges 2 red zebra midges 2 cream zebra midges 1 chocolate zebra midge 1 olive zebra midge 9 olive midges 9 grey midges Misc. scuds BHPTs ![]() Sz. 14 & 16 EHCs Random dry flies including BWOs, Parachute Adams, Mosquitoes, etc. And 4 San Juan worms Also, there was A LOT of wildlife out today, most I've seen in years. Now for the negative stuff... Most of the wildlife was dead- deer, turkeys, dogs, cats, possums, skunks, you name it! I seriously saw roadkill about every 30 seconds going to the Caney, seemed like today is the National Wildlife Suicide Day. I did see many living animals, but I was shocked at all the roadkill. We put in at Happy Hollow, and did not catch ANYTHING until the railroad bridge came into sight. That's a good 30 minute float of NOTHING. Highly unlike the Caney. I caught the first fish, a 6-8" brookie on a sz. 18 black zebra midge. I missed 3 browns on my EHC indicator, one being decent sized. I caught a bow on that midge, and then I fished for an hour with no strikes or anything. I switched to a red zebra midge, and caught 2 browns and that is all I caught all day. My dad didn't do much better, but he did catch this: ![]()
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