New Haven
Submitted by Jesse on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 10:43am
Water Temp:
66
Water Clarity:
Clear and Low
Hatches:
Caddis, Baetis, Midge
Suggested Patterns:
PT's #12-#18, Tungsten BH Soft Hackle #14-#16, Olive Hares Ear Soft Hackle #14-#16, Princes: Standard, Montana, Batman, Purple, Red, Blue #10-#18, Hares Ear Nymphs(Olive & Standard)#14-18, Angle Case Emerger #18, Bubbleback Emergers #16, Snowshoe Emerger #16-#18, Bird of Prey #12-#14, Skin Caddis Emerger #14-#16, Unwired Caddis Emerger, #14-#16, Sparkle Caddis Pupa#14-18, BH Serendipities #12-#16, RS2's #14-#20,Copper Bob's #12-#18 DRYS: Adams #14-#20,Para Adams #14-#20, Female Adams #14-#16, Cahill #14-#16, Elk Hair Caddis #14-#18, X Caddis #14-#18, Yellow Stimmy #18, Griffiths Knat #18-#20, King Kong Golden, #8-#10, Fat Albert #6-#10, Floater in the Pool #8-#10, Para Hoppers, Foam Beetles, Ants (lots of ANTS!) Not much new to report here. The fishing has been great on the NH all summer. The higher up the better. Bristol has been suburb. Water is very low, so I suggest light tippets, and fluoro. Dog team will be good, as fish move from the Creek in. Enjoy some of the dry fly,(lots of baetis) opportunities. Downsizing is the key here. Small flies, light tippets, even light rods. We personally, have had some great guided trips on the New Haven recently, and we would really like to show you some great, low pressure fishing.