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Beautiful on the Spring River

  • Mark Crawford
  • Oct 17, 2019
  • 1 min read

The river is low and clear and looking great. The leaves are just starting to change. This week the first half of the day has been tough fishing and plenty of rainbows after lunch. Fall break has a lot of fishers out this week. Nice to see so many fly fishers on the water.

The trout have been fickle on the bite. A y2k with nymph dropper or orange blossom special have been go to flies lately, but on Wednesday afternoon a size 14 burnt olive woolly bugger caught on of the boggest walleye we have ever landed on the fly. I missed the brute on the first pass and by the time I finally netted the bog thing, I was dang near hyperventilating.... I get way to excited on big fish. It is so hard to catch a walleye on the river, even though it is full of walleye. They just dont strike much with all of the tasty trout in the river.

I am sorry for missing calls. I cant answer while guiding and have a poor signal most days. Please text or email me for bookings or any info that may be needed. I wanted to let everyone know on agfc.com/resources/maps a great map of all of the stocking and access locations can be found. Must have for the river.


 
 
 

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Water levels are running at 310 cfs, and water clarity is little murky. We still need more rain, been a tough year to get a boat down the river! Need more rain. If your wade fishing it's perfect.....

 
 
 
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River looking good! It's murked up but fishing great. River is still low, but better. Still need a lot of rain. River flow is at 320 cfs, 350 avg flow. https://youtu.be/tdHT4o-UZmA?feature=shared

 
 
 

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