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Large freestone through Spokane. Best wade fishing below 3000 CFS.
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Spokane River location
47.6593, -117.4491
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Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs have been productive, October and fall caddis are fishing well in the last 15 minutes of light, and BWOs may be imminent with cooler temps forecast.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, glassy tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs have been productive, and October caddis and fall caddis have been fishing great in the last 15 minutes of evening light, with BWOs potentially arriving with cooler temps.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, glassy tailouts, and deeper pools. October and fall caddis have been productive in the last 15 minutes of light, and BWOs are anticipated as temperatures cool.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs with a bright chubby to a caddis or stonefly nymph have been effective; October and fall caddis fishing best in the last 15 minutes of evening light.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread out from summer lies into riffles, tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs with a bright chubby down to a caddis or stonefly nymph have been productive, and October/fall caddis are fishing well in the last 15 minutes of light.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, glassy tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs producing well; October caddis and fall caddis fishing great in the last 15 minutes of light, with BWOs potentially incoming as cooler temps arrive.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, glassy tailouts, and deeper pools. October caddis and fall caddis have been fishing great in the last 15 minutes of light; BWOs expected with cooler temperatures incoming.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fish have spread from summer lies into riffles, glassy tailouts, and deeper pools. Dry-dropper rigs with a chubby to a caddis or stonefly nymph have been productive, and October/fall caddis have been fishing great in the last 15 minutes of evening light; BWOs expected soon with cooling temps.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo-baetis.
Silver Bow
Fishing saw an uptick this week with bigger fish returning and stronger insect hatches. Dry/dropper rigs with bright chubbies and nymph rigs are both producing, with adult October caddis possible on the surface later in the day.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, BWO, Pseudo Baetis.
Silver Bow
Fishing saw an uptick this week with bigger fish returning and insect hatches becoming more prominent. Dry/dropper rigs with brighter chubbies and caddis pupa are working well during the day, with nymph rigs also producing; adult October caddis can find surface fish later in the day.
Hatches in this report: October Caddis, Fall Caddis, Pseudo-Baetis, BWO, Hecuba Mayfly.
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