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Went fishing at Brookville tailwaters today. It was 60 here in the Cincinnati area and thought this may be the last opportunity in a while.
Fishing wasn't great, but I did manage 3 browns. The smallest was 10" and the largest was 16". Nice fat healthy fish. Believe it or not, I caught them on yellow and black woolie buggers (size 10). I tried several nymphs and assorted hares ears, but nothing was working. I thought I may as well see if a bugger bouncing off the bottom would do anything. That was the ticket for today. Jeff |
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Did you fish near the city park? How was the water flow? I hope to get up there after Christmas.
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FLYFSN,
I started in the park and moved upstream to just behind the VFW hall and concrete plant. The fish I caught were in this section. The flow is swift. It was about 3.8 feet and anything over 4 is too dangerous to wade. One has to watch his step as the water is moving swiftly and the rocks are slick. I didn't fall but I really had to watch where I put my feet. Other than being careful, it was fine. The fishing was slow but 3 decent browns are nothing to sneeze at. Here's a link to the Brookville water gauge. Check it out before you drive up. I see it's 4.03 tonight which is getting to the point I wouldn't wade. You may be OK if you're sure footed and watch the step. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/in/nwis/uv?site_no=03276000 Jeff |
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Thanks, Jeff, for the info. Water gauge very helpful.
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