Struck the lower part of the Willy previously today. We did see some March Brown’s flying around however very little surface area activity. With the weather report headed for some rain and milder temperatures’ surface area activity will start. Nymphing nevertheless, was extremely effective. The rubber legged possie bugger was the primary intake for some good Redsides. Jig style nymphs likewise produced.
Another wildlife bonus offer of the lower area is a huge population of young bald eagles! Fantastic to see this bird continuing a strong return!
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