Nov 14

Written by: KenP
11/14/2008 3:02 PM

Tried at the end of creek road in Newark, in the White Clay Creek , a Delaware, River.  I found the fish all crowded in two pools and eager to hit that gaudy orange steely stone fly nymph.  They were mixed in with some smallmouth, which fell for a well placed black woolly bugger w/red flash lateral line.  Water temp was 54 degrees today at 7:15 am.  The misty fog conditions allowed for a closer approach today.  With all that rain yesterday the stream was surprizingly clear.  I will be fishing some exotic venues for the next few days so this blog will be updated upon my return.  Get out there. The fish are calling!

 

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