First Trout of 2010
Still too early for Shad it seems but we did find a few trout. There was a hatch of Black Stoneflies going on and off all day but very little sign of trout feeding on the surface.
I had some luck with a Hare's Ear nymph and a Dark Brown Stonefly Nymph. Brad did alright but wouldn't tell me what he was using.
Labels: first trout of 2010, Nine Mile River, Nine Mile River Shad run, Stonefly nymph
posted by Steve Dobson at
05:31
4 Comments:
Nice brook trout. Sounds like a good day out. I had a few hours to tour the Musquodoboit area a couple years ago but no fishing. Looks like there are some great places to wet a line.
No surpise, I was also using a Hare's eay nymph!
Great day fishing for this early in the season
Great photo and nice to see you out there fishing. It has been a long time.
Tight lines
Hello Northernfly;
The Musquodoboit Valley is one of the great spots for fishing and wild camping I know of. If you make it back that way bring your fly gear.
Thanks for your well wishes Fish Whisperer. It has been a while but its going to be a good year I think.
Well there is a mystery solved Brad. Thanks for the great pictures. I'll post them later on.
Cheers,
Steve
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