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Spring Creek

Spring Creek Stream Report

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Water Level / Clarity: 101 CFS at Axemann, median is 70 CFS | some color

Water Temp: low 60's | Check temps in the afternoons

Fishing Overview

Spring is back in good shape and should be very fishable the next few days. It has some color from rain and more rain this week will keep flows high and add color.
Cahill and caddis are on and fish are eating when they can see them in the riffles when they are hatching. Mornings are starting to see trico's. Small BWO nymphs and caddis pupae have been productive subsurface. Look for tricos to be starting soon. Nymphing the edges will be productive.
Please be respectful of private property. Handle fish minimally and pinch barbs down.

Hatches

Cahill (12-14)
Tan Caddis (14-16)
BWO (18-22)
Tricos (18-22)
Stone Fly (8-12)
Black Caddis (16-18)
Midges (22-26)

Hot Flies

Cahill (12-14)
BWO Patterns (18-22)
Trico (18-22)
Tan Caddis (14-16)
Greenie Weenie (12-16)
Sunken Ant (12-16)
Pheasant-Tail (16-20)
Perdigons (16-20)
Walt's Worm (12-20)
Sow-Chow (14-18)
Hunchback Scud (14-18)
Barr's Slump Buster Olive/Black/Rust (6-10)
Sparkle Minnow (4-6)

General Info

Specific Tips

During hatches, fish generally slide out to pools and tailouts to feed on dry flies. Rising fish can appear anywhere on Spring Creek, so keep your eyes open!
Spring Cr was temped at 67* Sunday afternoon. Fish early.

Spring Creek Details

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