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| Stream: |
Little Juniata
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| Water
Conditions: |
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| Date
of Update: |
6/19/2013
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| Author: |
TCO Staff
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| Stream Level: |
The Little J is running at 304 cfs, median for today is 266.
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| Water Temp: |
50s
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| Clarity: |
still a touch off color but fishable.
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| Fishing Overview: |
Slate Drakes, caddis along with terrestrials has provided some decent dry fly action.
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| Specifics and Tips: |
A dry/dropper combo of a large stimulator and green weenie is tough to beat.
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| Hatches: |
BWO's (18-20), Midges (20-24), tan caddis (#14 - #16, Cranefly (16-18), Slate Drake (12-14)
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| Hot Patterns: |
Tan Caddis (dry/pupa) (14-16), BWO's (18-20), Zebra Midge (18-22) Green Weenie(12-14) (12) Green Caddis Larva(14-18) Zuddlers (#4-8) Slump Buster (#4-8)
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| Other Information: |
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| Conservation Note: |
ANGLERS VISITING OUR AREA: Specifically those of you who just fished the Delaware River (or other streams in the NY Catskill Region), the Farmington in Connecticut, or Maryland's Gunpowder River, Please clean your boots and waders with a diluted bleach solution OR hot water(must be over 140 degrees f) and laundry detergent - It must soak for at least 30 minutes to be effective. DIDYMO has been identified in these watersheds. Another option is to purchase a second pair of boots and waders to wear only in infected waters. It's the only sure way not to spread DIDYMO. Please be responsible - Don't spread DIDYMO TO Central Pennsylvania!
Click here to learn more about DIDYMO. This is a real threat to the quality of our fly fishing!
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| General: |
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