Shane,
Congrats on new job.
moon,
Fishing in the fall is typically better than it is right now. During the dog days, the hatches seem to thin out and become more spotty. In the fall, the days are usually perfect (cool mornings), the woods are lit up and the hatches start to make their last push for the year. Caddis, olives, ISO and a some stenos is what you'd see.
Is it "on fire" like for the spring hatches? Nah. We have done quite well late in the season though. The fish start to strap on the feed bag before winter hits. Lots of the browns are already starting to color up at that time. The bows seem to spread out and feed after spending a good portion of the summer hunkered down. Some of the fish that had to endure long periods of warm water might look sickly skinny but are still spunky.
If the people interested actually show..... we'll have enough boats to seat double the number of people showing. So, there's a good very good chance you can introduce yourself, make some new friends and get some floats in.
There be some seasoned fisherman attending. Pick brains, shoot the shiit, learn or share a technique, etc. Should be a good time.
