Oct 27

Written by: KenP
10/27/2008 9:34 AM

The White Clay Creek, a Delaware river, was up slightly from the Sat rain event.  Water temp moderated at 54 degrees.  I participated in a tying class put on by the White Clay Fly Fishers on Saturday, so this morning I tried out a couple of the new wool flies we tyed in the class.  The dry fly was most productive with a half dozen smallmouth bass falling for it.  The nymph drew no hits and the woolbugger interested a few trout but no takers.  The rain and wind moved some of the leaf litter into some new spots.  Overall a nice morning of fishing for me.

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