Georgia Wild Trout

Georgia Wild Trout » posted Fly Fishing Lessons: What's Hatching

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Georgia Wild Trout » posted Georgia Trout and Striper Fishing Report for April

Georgia Wild Trout North Georgia Summer Trout Fishing Report for April
North Georgia Trout Streams The trout fishing has continued to pick up as waters across the state warm. The recent rains have brought the water levels of rivers and creeks up causing the trout to spread out. Streamers are an excellent way to probe large areas for trout. Hatches have begun to pick up around mid-morning and with it, the trout activity. The best hatches have been happening on the windy days following a passing front. The hatches of blue wing olives, black caddis, and march browns will shift to yellow sallies, grannom caddis, and quills this month, with sulfurs showing up later into April. Size sixteen to eighteen dry flies have been the best imitations when you begin to see the trout rising but, larger patterns will become more effective in coming weeks. When things are slow, large nymph patterns (stonefly and caddis) have worked well. Many other local fish in streams and rivers will begin their annual spawning ritual so don't overlook egg patterns if suckers

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Georgia Wild Trout » posted Trout Fishing Dahlonega Georgia

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