Nevada Fish Report
Trinity River Fish Report for 2-13-2012
Trinity River Fish Report for 2-13-2012
The Fly Shop says the Trinty River will have great Steelhead fishing through mid-March
Trinity River - Douglas City, CA
by The Fly Shop
2-13-2012
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Current River Conditions:
Still going!! Expect this river to produce good to great steelhead fishing through mid March. Isn't that great news!! Currently the water conditions between Lewiston and Pigeon Point are great. Some anglers are getting into fish and some are not. The winter steelhead of the Trinity River move faster and hold in different, less predictable water than the fall run fish. Experience pays off at this time of year.
February fly fishing on the Trinity produces excellent dry fly fishing for those willing to target the select locations on the Trinity where rising brown trout and sometimes steelhead can be found! Hatches in February include the big, brown Skwala Stone Fly, March Browns, Callibaetis and the famous #16 BWO the Trinity is known for!. Checkout the list of dries listed below for dry flies!
Best Fly Selections:
Best fly patterns have not changed much over the past couple weeks. They include the #8 TB Golden Stone, Mercer's Poxy-back BH Golden Stone, #14 Red Copper John, Psycho Princes in various sizes and colors, #12-16 PT Nymphs. Egg patterns in pink, orange, peachy, salmon egg should be the fly box.
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The Fly Shop's ? Tips:
Bring fresh, new tippet. 1X and 2X. Leaders should be tapered to 0x if you want to land a super hot Trinity Steelhead. Search the tail-outs and the very upper edges of the riffles and glides. Bring a Intermediate, Slow and Medium VersiLeader in 7' lengths for swinging to steelhead. Suspending nymphs of all kinds under an indicator is a very popular and effective approach to presenting a fly or two.
River Fact:
Sad to say, but Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia's father drowned in the Trinity River. While on vacation with his family near Arcata in Northern California in 1947, his father went fly-fishing in the Trinity River. Upon entering he slipped on a rock, plummeting into the deep rapids of the river. By the time he was pulled from the water, he had already drowned.
Flies:
Dries:
• Speroni's Skwala
• Mayfly Cripple Limestone
• Hackle Stacker BWO
• Adams #14-16
Nymphs/Wet Flies:
• TB Blue Halo Prince
• Psycho Prince Dirty Pink #12-14
• Psycho Prince Purple #12-14
• Micro Mayfly Black #14-16
• Red Copper John #12-14
• Blue Copper John #12-14
• GB Poxy Back Hares Ear #12-14
• GB Half Flash Back P.T. #12-16
• Pellet Fly
• TB Solitude Stone #8
• Mercer's BH Biot Stone #8-10
• Copper Zebra John #12-14
• Pat's Rubber Leg Brown #6-8
Streamers/Leeches:
• Beaded Crystal Bugger Silver
• Muddler Minnow #4-10
• Clouser Olive/White
• Zack's Zugger Grey/White
Eggs:
• Boles Bazookas
• Micro Spawn Eggs Pink
• Clown Egg #4-10
Still going!! Expect this river to produce good to great steelhead fishing through mid March. Isn't that great news!! Currently the water conditions between Lewiston and Pigeon Point are great. Some anglers are getting into fish and some are not. The winter steelhead of the Trinity River move faster and hold in different, less predictable water than the fall run fish. Experience pays off at this time of year.
February fly fishing on the Trinity produces excellent dry fly fishing for those willing to target the select locations on the Trinity where rising brown trout and sometimes steelhead can be found! Hatches in February include the big, brown Skwala Stone Fly, March Browns, Callibaetis and the famous #16 BWO the Trinity is known for!. Checkout the list of dries listed below for dry flies!
Best Fly Selections:
Best fly patterns have not changed much over the past couple weeks. They include the #8 TB Golden Stone, Mercer's Poxy-back BH Golden Stone, #14 Red Copper John, Psycho Princes in various sizes and colors, #12-16 PT Nymphs. Egg patterns in pink, orange, peachy, salmon egg should be the fly box.
Click here for up to date Trinity River flow
The Fly Shop's ? Tips:
Bring fresh, new tippet. 1X and 2X. Leaders should be tapered to 0x if you want to land a super hot Trinity Steelhead. Search the tail-outs and the very upper edges of the riffles and glides. Bring a Intermediate, Slow and Medium VersiLeader in 7' lengths for swinging to steelhead. Suspending nymphs of all kinds under an indicator is a very popular and effective approach to presenting a fly or two.
River Fact:
Sad to say, but Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia's father drowned in the Trinity River. While on vacation with his family near Arcata in Northern California in 1947, his father went fly-fishing in the Trinity River. Upon entering he slipped on a rock, plummeting into the deep rapids of the river. By the time he was pulled from the water, he had already drowned.
Flies:
Dries:
• Speroni's Skwala
• Mayfly Cripple Limestone
• Hackle Stacker BWO
• Adams #14-16
Nymphs/Wet Flies:
• TB Blue Halo Prince
• Psycho Prince Dirty Pink #12-14
• Psycho Prince Purple #12-14
• Micro Mayfly Black #14-16
• Red Copper John #12-14
• Blue Copper John #12-14
• GB Poxy Back Hares Ear #12-14
• GB Half Flash Back P.T. #12-16
• Pellet Fly
• TB Solitude Stone #8
• Mercer's BH Biot Stone #8-10
• Copper Zebra John #12-14
• Pat's Rubber Leg Brown #6-8
Streamers/Leeches:
• Beaded Crystal Bugger Silver
• Muddler Minnow #4-10
• Clouser Olive/White
• Zack's Zugger Grey/White
Eggs:
• Boles Bazookas
• Micro Spawn Eggs Pink
• Clown Egg #4-10
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