Little Sandy has water. It's not as bony as some other trout streams in this area. I can't give you much advice on it. I live 5 miles from it and I rarely do any good on it besides during sulfurs right above the water intake dam. A few weeks ago, walking the dog over the old RR bridge, I saw a big, fat Palomino in the upstream hole. Last year I fished from 62 upstream with a foam ant and caught nothing. It's a stream that lacks habitat. A lot of habitat has trees , logs and roots covering it. Just guessing, I'd say try the start of the fly section and go UP or start at the bottom of the fly section and go up until the bend where the bridge construction is. Really, it has a lot of flat water and some kinda-pools that just don't have much of anywhere for a trout to hide. It needs a few 10's of thousands of $$$ of heavy rock for stream improvement to boost the habitat. You can see the washed-in and washed-out remains of major TU projects right at the head of the project. Ironically there are NO fish where those projects are. Actually, there's hardly any WATER at one project! The best approach is to fish at night at the plunge pool below the old RR bridge, but I'll never do that. I know someone who does., though. Yuk.
