Me and a buddy hit the south fork from Tinkham road up for about a mile. The river was pretty low and crystal clear but the fishing was great and the walking was easy. Lots of slow semi deep holes with lots of fish waiting to tag anything that comes along.

We threw #16-20 cream and white parachutes, #12-16 muddlers, #20 BH nimph and something that looks like a backwards muddler with wings. All worked well. We got a few cutts a few bows and alot of brookies up to 12". Lots of fun, short drive.

I've fished there alot over the years and never saw a brook trout in there. Anyone know where they came from or when they were introduced?

I have caught brookies there since the mid 1970's.

LOL, figures. It's wierd that i never caught one before. Beautiful feeesh they are.

Glad to see you hooking fish.The October Caddis should be comeing off soon.See any? Ilike the North fork.Big fish will be chaseing big caddis soon.But beware the lousy horse flies. Or whatever they are. Thet are big,dumb,percistant and hurt like anything

Even though the weather is cooled off some,I still use a bug spray just for the same thing. Fly bites still hurt alot. They like to land where ever you sweat. So stop sweating.