General Fishing Report for June 2, 2023

Sorry for the lack of fishing reports recently, I hope that you all have been getting out and enjoying the local waterways.  Despite the interesting spring, with seemingly less rain fall, but cooler overall temps, the fishing has been great. This week has changed things some with the heat, but next week looks great as well.  Clouds and rain, should at the very least give the fish a chance to avoid the sun!  Hatches have been strong on our local trout water, with mostly caddis and some larger mayflies (March Browns).  I know a few days ago, the spinners were heavy and although they were not dropping eggs yet, the fish were keyed in.  Nymphs with slender profiles and the right size and color to match the naturals produced for me.  Look for those bigger mayflies to start trickling off, leaving plenty of caddis, and in our more oxygenated stretches, yellow and green sally stoneflies.  I have seen a few of the larger stonefly shucks, but they should be on the move now.  Techniques are all over the map now too.  Nymphing tends to pay the bills and can get you into those deeper spots, but dry fly and dry/dropper action is on and should...