September 4, 2009 in Sports, Outdoors

Hunting + fishing

Alan Liere Correspondent
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Fly fishing

The Yakima is prime for fly fishing. Brown caddis hatches are beginning to show along with blue wing olives and crane flies.

Upper St. Joe mayflies are dominating the action. Dry fly action is consistent if not spectacular on the Clark Fork. Lower temperatures this weekend could bust things wide open.

Henrys Lake in the upper Snake region turned on about a week ago and catch rates are good. Brook trout are starting to show up near Howard Creek, and Targhee is still fishing well. The Cliffs are a September mainstay. Drifting or trolling flies have been especially …

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