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Clark Fork
May 05, 2005

Posted by Grizzly Hackle
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We have lots of Battenkill Mid-Arbor reels in stock. No sales tax. Free shipping. Call us to place an order, or to book your trip! 800-297-8996..........................River Level: 951 cfs. and steady at Turah, 5010 cfs and dropping below Missoula, and 7930 cfs. and dropping @ St. Regis. The river is still either steady or dropping, depending on where you're at, so expect continued good fishing on the Clark. There are lots of caddis and grey drakes, and the good skwala fishing continues as well. You can pretty much pick your method right now: streamers, dries, nymphs......anything will work right now. Hatches: Skwalas, grey drakes/ march browns, Mother's Day Caddis, bastard stones, and a few blue-winged olives. Fly Patterns: Skwalas in #8-12 like customized Rastaman Skwalas, Rogue Goldens #6-8, Miller's Clark Fork Skwala, Bullethead Skwalas and Bugmeisters, GT bwo's #16-18, bwo cripples #18, GT grey drakes #10-12, Parachute Caddis (dark colors) #12-16, Sparkle pupas #14, March Brown parachutes and cripples #14-16, Copper Johns #14-16, Beadhead Peacock Anatomay's #8-12, Princes #8-16, JJ's, Powell's Bunny Sculpins, and conehead buggers.

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