Fish are jumping and gulping on Hebgen. You can catch them out of the water, just under the surface…and deeper. Fly fishermen say there are LOTS of callibaetis on the lake that have the fish on top. Deeper, worms are working well again….spoons continue to get fish, especially down about 25 feet. Yellow with red dots, orange and rainbow colors are still what are catching most. Soon, pulling the feather streamers on leaded line from a boat will get some big ones.
Fore information on Kirkwood Resort & Marina, click here.
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