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The river is around 6,000 cfs at Calder which is pretty big. The best way to fish the Joe is floating the lower at the moment. The warmer afternoons have been good for dry flying and streamer fishing in the morning is always fun in the high water. Tandem nymph rigs on the cooler days will work if the fish aren’t looking up.
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The lakes are a great place to be this time of year. Pike, bass, crappie and even trout, depending on where you are fishing, can be active and very fun on a fly rod. Balanced leeches and small wooly buggers will get the job done for multiple species and are a great way to cover water. Let em sink and strip em back or suspend them under an indicator for a slower presentation, depending on the day and where you are fishing.
It was a great season! Lots of time spent with good people on the river and a lot of fish to remember! We are done swinging flies for these fish for now, but we are already looking forward to next fall!
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