Fishing on the Fly 09-24-11

Set. This is your fishing on the fly report for the week of September 24th. With fall approaching the window for fishing dries get smaller and smaller. The warm temperatures forecast for this weekend will help. And there are reports of fall bedizened popping up on most local rivers. On overcast days. Terrestrial season is beginning to wind down the Hoppers ants and beetles are still worth fishing between the primaries of noon and 4pm. As long as the warm days last the Gallatin is fishing well down in the valley with trees because in the mornings and hoppers and golden stones in the evenings just before sunset. Plan on nipping more as Fall begins. For drs use a tan Chevy Chernobyl or rubber leg stimulator size 10 to 14 or a ripcord catus or chartreuse hoppers size 12 to 14. The lower Madison is in good shape right now and only getting better. Lots of hungry fish and great nipping right now or dries pretty much limited to be on cloudy days and in the canyon. The Browns are starting to bulk

up for their spawn. And then try a dead crayfish or an egg headstone size 8 or Mustang Sally and lightning bug size 14 to 16 good streamer choices might include a number 6 Brown flash or tan or go even bigger with the yellow flash fry or home invader sized to. The upper Madisons fishing very well with streamers on overcast days with a dry fly fishing is still active on late afternoon and flying ants with sunshine in the forecast it's probably a good idea to fish small nests early and switch the caddice into restrooms in the afternoon. No major changes on the jelly stone. It's all good and the warm days will sustain good Hopper fishing for the time being. Drakes on cloudy days terrestrials when it's hot and sunny. Try a purple chubby or midnight stone size 6 to 10. And don't forget to supersize it with a small dropper. Other great options include the Missouri the Jefferson the boulder college had to check current conditions. This is your fishing on the fly report brought to you by

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