Here in Colorado, I've been blessed to find more than my share of good terrestrial water. My favorite banks are those slightly undercut banks with plenty of grass hanging down into the water. Hopper banks... I fly smacked down with authority can result in a major adrenaline rush, even when the fish doesn't end up committing. Here's a nice piece of hopper water I came across today. When you get bored at work and need a short daydream about fishing, think about the surprise that might be waiting here...
Featured Photo: Autumn Glow
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Hopper Banks
Have you ever found a piece of water that just begs for a particular fly or presentation? Of course you have. We all have a particular log jam that we always toss a streamer at or a dry fly slick where a trout is normally poking its nose out of the water to the prevailing hatch. We probably even have a favorite run that we prefer to nymph. Back in Tennessee, I had a section of bank on a tailwater that had a bunch of overhanging trees. Terrestrials were the ticket in the summer on that section.
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Hoppers,
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Terrestrials
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David
ReplyDeleteAwesome looking area for big trout to hang out. I wonder if this area would produce at high noon when the sun is bright and overhead? Thanks for sharing
A teaser for sure. Will we ever know?
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