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Fish Report for 4-22-2022

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The Fall River got 1000 new fish on 4/11/22

4-22-2022
The Fly Fishers Place

The Fall River got 1000 new fish on 4/11/22. Next stocking is around May 9th. Seems to be plenty of holdovers, along with the new fish and some wild trout. I know Troy has a wonderful guide day there yesterday with some clients from the mid-west. A mix of streamer eaters, euro nymphs, and dries. Hatches have been midges and baetis, march browns, grey caddis, and some early terrestrials (ants and beetles). It would be high on my list to fish now.



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