microfishing is typically referred to using minimalistic equipment to target primarily non game fishes such as various minnow, shiner and darter species.
@Landmark...I just fished three higher elevation streams on Sat. Caught several native specks in the 9-11" range to go with several wild browns up to 15"...hardly micro-fishing Sure, I caught some dinks, but they didn't make up the majority of my catch. Seek and ye shall find brother. You'd be surprised what I and others on here catch out of blue lines off the grid. It's tough to beat hooking a 15" fish on a 7' 3wt, for me at least.
I’m my rush to try and imbed photos instead of just the links I forget to mention that I landed about a 5 inch brookie that had some kinda meal. It’s stomach was bulging out and was happy to return the fish to the water without it losing its meal- wonder if it was a cicada.
Like the thread, btw in tiny poconos ravine streams have had early am water temps below 60 last few weeks. It was expensive at $85, but bought a fluke 59 infrared thermometer online to watch the water temps.
Nice belly on that brookie, cicada fishing has been fun! I'm really itching to get back into Central PA and hit the cold water, warm just doesn't do it for me