Cooler weather means a slow-down on seasonal warming and an extension from Mother Nature for good conditions on our lowland lakes ??? things shouldn't get too hot for the fish anytime soon.?? Chironomids and Callibaetis have regained the spotlight for now, however with a return to warming, the Damsels should pick back up.?? Short of any apparent hatch event, Leeches, Bloodworms and Dragon nymphs are always around for trout in search of some calories.?? Still a good idea to have some big Flying Ants stashed away.?? Good reports from Pass, Lone, Rattlesnake, etc?Ķ?? and Coldwater's starting to fish?Ķ?? just a bunch of trout out there, swimming around, in need of?? some "training"!

PATTERNS:??
Chironomids:?? Chan's Bead Head Chironomid #14-#16; Chan's Chironomid Pupa Black #12-#16;?? ChironoCone Black, Motor Oil, Red #12-#16;?? Chromie #12-#16;?? Chironomid Cripple #14; Chironomid Adult #14; CDC Hatching Midge Black #12-#20;?? Silvey's Hatching Midge Tan, Black #18; Palomino Midge Black, Tan #18-#20

Callibaetis:?? Parachute Tan #14;?? CDC Comparadun Callibaetis #14;?? CDC Thorax Callibaetis #14;?? Spotlight Emerger March Brown #12;?? Cripple Callibaetis #14;?? CDC Spinner Callibaetis #14;?? Parachute Spinner March Brown #12-#14

Damsels:?? Doug's Damsel Olive, Brown/Olive; Marabou Damsel Light Olive, Dark Olive Dragons:?? Hot-Eyed Dragon #6-#8; 18" Dragon Nymph #6 Buggers/Leeches:?? Hale-Bop Leech Black, Wine; Olive Willy #10-#12; Krystal Bugger, all colors; Red Head Leech; Rabbit Leech Black, White