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Fishing Reports

Rocky Mountains


Bighorn River
June 11, 2004


Posted by Bighorn Trout Shop
Contact: Hale Harris
Fort Smith, MT 59035 USA
Phone 1: 406.666.2375
Fax: 406.666.2375
Email: btsshop@nemontel.net
URL: http://www.bighorntroutshop.com

Current Report
Nymph fishing is good on midge pupa, Baetis nymphs. Dry fly fishing is slow. Average size of fish is very large (17" - 20").

Catch of the Week
Walt Persons: 22" with 12" girth. Taken on #20 Baetis emerger.

One-Week Fishing Forecast
Good nymph fishing.

Two-Week Fishing Forecast
Water temperatures beginning to rise. Continued good nymph fishing.

Hatch Info
A few midges and Baetis.

Hot Fly Patterns
#14,#16,#18 Tan Ray Charles; #14,#16 Pink Scud; #14,#16 Orange Scud; #18,#20 Quill Nymph; #18 Flashback Quill Nymph; #18,#20 Static Bag Pheasant Tail; #18,#20 Red Midge Larva; CDC Baetis Sparkle Dun; #18 Downey Wonder Nymph (olive)

River Flows
1,500 cfs. Check link on www.bighorntroutshop.com for daily flow information.

Water Temperature
45 degrees at Afterbay. 50 at Bighorn Access.


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