Flows are reasonably good in Pierce County. Rivers are a bit off color, what I would call perfect. 4-6″ of wet snow is on the ground. Rain could come tonight. Water temps are cold 39-41 degrees yesterday on the Lower Kinni. Go Fish if you can. No telling if they could all blow up again soon.
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9 users commented in " Weekend Update "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackWhen and where was this picture taken? Florida? 🙂 Everywhere I look I see snow, ice and more snow. If Noah lived in Minnesota he would have built a sled. 😉
Don’t put the toboggan away yet, looks like more of the white stuff could be on the way.
The snow certainly did not scare off the BWOs on Saturday (4/13). I think it’s Go Time. The steady freezing rain, however, got the best of me on Sunday.
Mostly sunny with a chance of cattle. Mooo!
Streamer fishing on the lower was solid Saturday afternoon into the evening when I hiked back to the car around 7.
Good to hear they are doing a bit of following. I may try to get out tomorrow and strip a few.
Ducked out of work @ noon and headed to the Rush. Arrived around 1-1:30. Lost Creek was running clear. The Rush was stained but definitely fishable. Streamers worked again until around 4ish when it turned to chocolate milk. Driving home I checked out Lost Creek which was ripping. It was out of its banks in spots and pouring over the bridge @ 465.
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Fished the Kinni yesterday. Decided to throw black buggers for a couple of hours. It was good. Cookie cutter 10-13 browns hit the bugger consistently. I think water temps are still to cold for the bigger fish to chase right now. Water was fine still at 6 p.m.. Funny how different watersheds will act differently. Thanks for the update on the Rush
And now more rain. This winter/spring is getting old. Any thoughts on what effects it will have on hatches? Will they be latter, no come at all, or anyone’s guess?
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