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Fish Report for 7-22-2012

Callibaetis & Midges make Adobe Pond fish go off

7-22-2012
Tom Loe

Prime time here. Half days are best, we get the callibaetis and midge hatches right from the get go, then switch to damsel adults for the grand finale. The fish go into the weeds mid-day here as it gets too warm so plan on an early start and be done by lunch. This is private water, call for availability please.


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