They have been spotted on a resonably regular basis now. The mating clouds are there but the sunny days have made the hatches short lived. The cool windy weather should delay the hatch until air temp reaches the high 60’s if we get there. The wind will not help these mayflies sit on the water. […]

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Hello,Big fan of your blog. I have a question for you regarding the Kinni. Since the big flood around June 21st, I have noticed a big slow down in the fishing and I have three ideas. I am wondering what you think and if you have had the same experience with the Kinni slowdown. -Idea […]

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We were both ready this morning, the birds and I. They sat on the wire waiting. They knew that  the clouds of bugs should descend from the heavens and enable them to feed their hungry bellies. It was not to be. Once again, no Tricos this morning. The nymphing however was fantastic and some nice […]

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Between trout trips and playing row, row, row your boat, July has been quite full. Here is what has been happening in Goat World . TROUT In the last two weeks I have been on the trout rivers a half dozen times both morning and evening. The rivers are still holding a bit of silt […]

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This week I spent time on both the Kinni and the Rush doing some fishing and guiding. A few things have changed since the two periods of heavy water flow spikes from the heavy rains in the last two weeks. First, both rivers are holding a consistent stain of fine particulate matter. It has added […]

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