krayfish2
Well-known member
Interested in meeting some forum members, learning about some of the Catskill fisheries or just have too much time on your hands? Join in. Looks to be several members of Yinzer crew will be making the long trip.
As usual, home base is the Capra Motel. Those looking to save on lodging? Buddy up to split a room or stay at one of the campgrounds. Be advised the camping locations are 20-30 minutes from Hancock.
What type of fishing can you expect? Anything from fantastic to straight poop. It will all depends on rain, flow and temps. Possible hatches: Oct Caddis, ISO, Tan or Olive Caddis, Hebe, Various Steno and almost guarantee Pseudos.
If the water stays this low (no release or tropical storm) and the Pseudos show, that's when the humble pie will be served. Spooky trout 15" -22" eating #22 - #24 olives will test your ability. If the water is way up, could be tossing big nymphs and streamers. We won't know what type of fishing we'll face until we step into the water that day....and it often changes dramatically from day to day.
Suggested gear:
9-10' rods in 5 or 6 weight for dries / nymphs
9-10' rods in 6-8 weight range for streamers
Rain jacket
Camera
Net
If this is something you might be interested in, PM me and I'll get you all the specifics. Fishing can typically be done from a boat or by wading but I can't tell you if it will be a float trip or a wade trip until we are getting the gear loaded in the car. Things change frequently up there so remaining flexible and adapting is the best plan. We may have a few open seats depending on attendees. You'd be better off booking a room next week and then canceling it 7 days prior to the event than waiting until September 29th and then calling for a room. Probably won't get one. Again, PM and I'll have all the info.
As usual, home base is the Capra Motel. Those looking to save on lodging? Buddy up to split a room or stay at one of the campgrounds. Be advised the camping locations are 20-30 minutes from Hancock.
What type of fishing can you expect? Anything from fantastic to straight poop. It will all depends on rain, flow and temps. Possible hatches: Oct Caddis, ISO, Tan or Olive Caddis, Hebe, Various Steno and almost guarantee Pseudos.
If the water stays this low (no release or tropical storm) and the Pseudos show, that's when the humble pie will be served. Spooky trout 15" -22" eating #22 - #24 olives will test your ability. If the water is way up, could be tossing big nymphs and streamers. We won't know what type of fishing we'll face until we step into the water that day....and it often changes dramatically from day to day.
Suggested gear:
9-10' rods in 5 or 6 weight for dries / nymphs
9-10' rods in 6-8 weight range for streamers
Rain jacket
Camera
Net
If this is something you might be interested in, PM me and I'll get you all the specifics. Fishing can typically be done from a boat or by wading but I can't tell you if it will be a float trip or a wade trip until we are getting the gear loaded in the car. Things change frequently up there so remaining flexible and adapting is the best plan. We may have a few open seats depending on attendees. You'd be better off booking a room next week and then canceling it 7 days prior to the event than waiting until September 29th and then calling for a room. Probably won't get one. Again, PM and I'll have all the info.