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Matthew Supinski's Gray Drake/Selectivity/Nexus Blog
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(last night o'dark hundred)
( very nice brown taken a.m. on Iso wiggle in riffles before the tramp stamp/ mullet head tuber hatch.lol!)The nasty , totally unusual 90 F heat wave we've had for the last week put a big kabosh on the hatches! I was wondering if I'd ever see another gray drake!
Well.........last night the bugs couldn't hold off anymore. I saw the first good spinner clouds of drakes around 10 p.m guiding Hans Hansen and his wife Kathrine.Sulpers and caddis came off in good numbers from 7:30 till dusk with a lot of trout up on the surface feeding on them(mostly newly stocked browns-and two wild fish) as the air cooled.Then a dark came the spinner flights of drakes over the riffles- it was nice to see-thank god!
Thunderstorms this week and a cooling trend will bring more bugs and badly needed water-things are looking up!Finally!
Well.........last night the bugs couldn't hold off anymore. I saw the first good spinner clouds of drakes around 10 p.m guiding Hans Hansen and his wife Kathrine.Sulpers and caddis came off in good numbers from 7:30 till dusk with a lot of trout up on the surface feeding on them(mostly newly stocked browns-and two wild fish) as the air cooled.Then a dark came the spinner flights of drakes over the riffles- it was nice to see-thank god!
Thunderstorms this week and a cooling trend will bring more bugs and badly needed water-things are looking up!Finally!
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gray drake lodge
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muskegon river
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