07-19-2004, 04:39 PM
Boise River – South Fork - July 17th, 2004
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FISHING: Fair
South Fork of the Boise (Below Anderson Ranch Dam)
Fair
The flows are still high at about 1600 cfs and fishing is pretty tough. There are a lot of stoneflies and a few caddis around so be on the lookout for rising fish. Your best bet will be to fish mayfly and caddis nymphs deep under an indicator during the day and be ready in the evening for the hatches of stones and caddis. Be careful and watch your wading. For safety sake I would carry a wading staff and know my limitations.
Flies: Beadhead Pheasant Tail, 14-20, Copper Johns, 14-20, Kaufmann's Stonefly Nymph black, 4-8, Caddis Pupa, 14-18, Brassie, 16-20, Elk Hair Caddis, 14-18, Salmon Fly BLT, 4-8, Pink Alberts, 16-18, PMD Comparadun, 14-18, Stimulators, 8-14
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90 ° FISHING: Fair South Fork of the Boise (Below Anderson Ranch Dam)
Fair
The flows are still high at about 1600 cfs and fishing is pretty tough. There are a lot of stoneflies and a few caddis around so be on the lookout for rising fish. Your best bet will be to fish mayfly and caddis nymphs deep under an indicator during the day and be ready in the evening for the hatches of stones and caddis. Be careful and watch your wading. For safety sake I would carry a wading staff and know my limitations.
Flies: Beadhead Pheasant Tail, 14-20, Copper Johns, 14-20, Kaufmann's Stonefly Nymph black, 4-8, Caddis Pupa, 14-18, Brassie, 16-20, Elk Hair Caddis, 14-18, Salmon Fly BLT, 4-8, Pink Alberts, 16-18, PMD Comparadun, 14-18, Stimulators, 8-14