06-02-2005, 03:55 PM
Bill,
I swallowed more than one snow fly on Saturday. The breeze that picked up latter in the afternoon did a good job of thinning out the snow flies.
I have also found that fishing is much slower were there have been a lot of boats. For that reason we try to avoid the crowds but for some reason some boats like to fish next to other fisherman and will troll right by us when were anchored. Do you think that fish at Henry's are moved out of the area by boat traffic or do you think they stop feeding? I think it is a combination of both but would like to here your more experienced opinion.
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I swallowed more than one snow fly on Saturday. The breeze that picked up latter in the afternoon did a good job of thinning out the snow flies.
I have also found that fishing is much slower were there have been a lot of boats. For that reason we try to avoid the crowds but for some reason some boats like to fish next to other fisherman and will troll right by us when were anchored. Do you think that fish at Henry's are moved out of the area by boat traffic or do you think they stop feeding? I think it is a combination of both but would like to here your more experienced opinion.
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