07-19-2004, 04:41 PM
Big Wood River - July 17th, 2004 supplied by: [url "http://www.fisheyesoup.com/redir.php?recKey=73,re"]Angler's Habitat[/url] RECORDED: ![[Image: mssunny.gif]](http://www.fisheyesoup.com/member_site/photo/icons_metar/mssunny.gif)
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FISHING: Good Big Wood River Good With some pretty bad thunderstorms there was a rise in the water and it was a little off color but it now returned to normal. There are a few stones and that is what the fish seemed to be keyed in on. Also there are some hoppers about and if there are windy days this is what I would use. Nymphing is the best bet if there are no fish rising consistently. Flies: Pheasant Tail, 12-16, Prince Nymph, 10-16, Kaufmann's Stone in black and brown, 6-10, Copper Johns, 10-16, Woolly Buggers in brown, black, and olive, 6-10, Zonkers in black, white, and olive, 2-4, Green Drakes, 8-10, Pink Alberts, 14-18, PMD Comparadun, 14-18
90 ° FISHING: Good Big Wood River Good With some pretty bad thunderstorms there was a rise in the water and it was a little off color but it now returned to normal. There are a few stones and that is what the fish seemed to be keyed in on. Also there are some hoppers about and if there are windy days this is what I would use. Nymphing is the best bet if there are no fish rising consistently. Flies: Pheasant Tail, 12-16, Prince Nymph, 10-16, Kaufmann's Stone in black and brown, 6-10, Copper Johns, 10-16, Woolly Buggers in brown, black, and olive, 6-10, Zonkers in black, white, and olive, 2-4, Green Drakes, 8-10, Pink Alberts, 14-18, PMD Comparadun, 14-18