hatches on the elbow/glenmore res

[catchandeat]

Hey all:

I"m very new to flyfishing, but I was wondering what type of hatches, or
patterns would be effective for trout this time of year? Are there many bugs still hatching at all, or am I pretty late in the season? Where I usually go, I tend to see lots of trout surfacing for flies, but I have no idea for what kind, and they are to stubborn to take lures!

Any insight would be appreciated.

C & E

[Chief16]

http://bowrivercanada.com/hatch-charts/

A simple google search of hatch charts is all you need

[grinr]

I'm really surprised the CGY flyfishing community isn't tripping over itself to spoon feed a jewellery chucker helpful info with such a non-threatening forum handle and all.

[spinN'flyfish]

Originally Posted by Chief16

http://bowrivercanada.com/hatch-charts/

A simple google search of hatch charts is all you need

a great source. I would recommend hoppers and caddis at the time

[googan]

if nothing else works tie on a smelt, let me know where you go ill meet you there

[catchandeat]

Originally Posted by spinN'flyfish

a great source. I would recommend hoppers and caddis at the time

Thanks very much guys! appreciated.

and so sorry, I should have logged in with a different name to satisfy the elitists. my bad!

[Chief16]

Originally Posted by catchandeat

Thanks very much guys! appreciated.

and so sorry, I should have logged in with a different name to satisfy the elitists. my bad!

I actually laughed at your username just for that reason

[vital shok]

Check the fish tales web site or country pleasures ect.See the fishing reports the hatches come and go like changing your under wear if you do lol.Chances are the fish you are seeing are eating emergers.The hatches are comeing off daily and nightly but the fish are hit and miss maybe stick it out with your jewellery.