My little stream was a bit dirty this morning. The snow is dissapearing rapidly and the waters may go off color today. I did not get a chance to see the major rivers on my drive in, so if anyone is fishing today give us a call or email to let us know how you […]

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The streams in the Southeast have Cleared. Some are just a bit stained but very fishable. BWO’s have been spotted and the warm-up will only help make this hatch better. Go Fish.

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Find the fish and stick with them. Over the last three days of fishing I have run into some quirkie fish. The water temps have been cold, and yesterday stream temps only rose 1 degree from 40 to 41. I would find a hole where fishing would be gangbusters and then move to a similar […]

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Reports from this morning put much of the Southeastern streams in merky to muddy in regards to water clarity. Keep checking back for updates.

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Opening weekend proved to be cold and windy but the fish did cooperate! All the water in Pierce County is in fine shape for now. The fish were hungry and pattern selection was not all that critical. Scudds in size 6-16, orange, olive, and gray were a good bet. Small black nymphs size 16-20 as […]

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Sunrise this morning I was on the water. The lower Kinni was quite fishable. The water has dropped since yesterday and cleared to a stained condition. The fish were not eating what I was presenting. I fished for 1 hour and it was worth it!

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The reports from this morning were not good! The reporter was going to continue his drive to Iowa to look for fishable water

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There are to many factors involved for the Oracle to tell you wether to go fishing or not! Up to 8 inches of snow fell last night in Western Wisconsin. The snow was wet and heavy. Alot of the snow fell on warm bare ground. The back roades East of Ellsworth were in poor driving […]

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Reports from the last two days are that the rivers of the Southeast have gone to runoff stage. This means the water levels are high and muddy. Some luck was reported on the Root, stripping black wolly buggers. I will report to you when I hear of some changes. For those of you going to […]

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Rains on top of 8 inches of snow, coupled with 40 degree+ temps have taken a toll on the streams across the border. The Rush, Kinni, Trimbelle, and all the small streams I viewed in the last two days may put my Saturday opener in Jeopardy. All of these rivers are running mud, but have […]

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