Hey folks, it's Mike Winkler here with your latest
fishing update from the Little Red River. The Army Corps of Engineers
has been keeping things steady with a consistent generation schedule,
pumping out 40 mega watts 24/7 through the dam.
This
week, it's been running at just under one full unit, meaning we've got a
touch less water than usual. But fear not, the fishing's still on
point!
I've been having
success with a Pink San Juan Worm, rigged up about 6.5 to 9 feet deep,
under an indicator. Target the banks near moss beds and ledges, or try
your luck around the docks. For those feeling adventurous, run the same
rig deep down the middle of the channel.
Keep
an eye out for caddis flies, especially on warm, sunny days around 11
in the morning. They've been making appearances, so it might be worth
switching up to a caddis pattern when they're hatching.
Streamer
fishing has been solid, especially when the clouds roll in. Give the
Yellow Double Deceiver or Dungeon flies a shot, casting towards the
banks. You might just reel in a beauty!
Tight lines and happy fishing!
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