JORDANELLE ??

[fishcat]

ANYONE HAD ANY LUCK WITH A FLOAT TUBE AND A FLY ROD ANYWHERE ON JORDANELLE LATELY ??
HOPE TO MAYBE GO ON THURSDAY ??
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[flyfish4life]

just went there last saturday and fished from a pontoon. I had a great time it was my first time there and my buddy and I caught a bunch just trolling wooly buggers tipped with a worm. I only caught rainbows but they were all about 16 in. and pretty fat. It was good times
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[cat_man]

Wow you are definitely a rare breed there flyfish4life. Not too many fly flingers that would admit in public to having used the B -WORD!! (bait).

LOL anyway, thanks for the info.
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[flyfish4life]

Oops did I say that? I will try to do better next time and not mention the "b" word because after all I am a fly fisherman right.[]
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[d-mack]

You could resort to calling worms "garden hackle". That should keep most of the elite fly guys guessing. They'll be asking for it at the fly shops.
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[fishcat]

WERE YOU FISHING AT THE ROCK CLIFF AREA OR ?????
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[flyfish4life]

I was fishing the west side by the personal watercraft ramp
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[bassrods]

I was up there today and seen a float tube catch 2 smalles over 14 in on a flyrod.
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[CBR]

You shouldn't have any problems using buggers. The Rock Cliff arm is back to fishable with the runoff mellowing. Visibility is up there and the fish were biting. Water temps on the rock cliff side were warmer than anywhere on the other parts of the lake. 62 degrees.

Some photos from Cliff and my outing are on OutdoorsGoneWild.com in the gallery.
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[Bigcat]

I sometimes refer to that bait thing as a wiggley nimph, that keeps them guessing as well.
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