As of this morning, there was about 6″ of visibility at the Shehawken ramp. Flows are dropping steadily at the Hale Eddy gage, but more rain is expected this afternoon. The streamer bite on the East side has been good the past couple of days. The day time temps have the fog rolling in around 8:00pm and stifling the fishing so be sure to be on the water earlier.   If you’re nymphing, find the slack water and seams. They bumped the flows on the West to 928cfs. If you plan to wade look for fish on the banks along side of you, don’t worry about wading out in the middle.  The forecast is calling for a 60% chance of t-storms this afternoon and a high/low of 83*/66* with SW winds at 5-10 mph.

Hatching:

Sulphurs #14-#18

BWO #14-#22

Tan Caddis #14-#18

Dark Blue Sedge #14

Spotted Sedge #16-18

Iso #10-#12

Vitreus #14-16

Cahills #12 – #14

Tricos #20-24

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