Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 6-26-2023

Fishing is picking up on the Rio

6-26-2023
Duranglers Crew

550 CFS (30 Mile)

1420 CFS (Wagon Wheel)

Dropping

Fishing is picking up on the Rio.  Expect hatches of stones, caddis, and even a few mayflies to be around.

“If you cut off the dropper, they always eat the hopper”. -Mark Engler

Stone Dries 4-10: Chubbies, Simulators, Mill Creek Golden. Rogue Foam Stone, Sofa Pillow.

Caddis: Elk Hair Caddis 12-16, Peacock Caddis 12-16, EZ Caddis 12-16.

12-16 Parachute Adams and Guide Chute Hares Ear.



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