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What Happened at The Sandy
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Cash In On The Giant Stone Fly Nymph Migration Nymphs of the giant stone flies called "Salmon Flies" live in our rivers for up to three years before they hatch into winged adults. They are available to trout in several sizes, nearly year round. Behavioral drift |
| cycles happen during the low light conditions of early morning and late evening daily nearly year round. These drifts occur to redistribute population densities. The largest behavioral drift cycles occur mid-September through May. During these drifts many nymphs are exposed to feeding |
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trout. You should carry patterns in several different weights to cover different water depths and speeds. You will also find it productive to carry several different styles, colors and sizes of flies. Even though there might be three generations of stone fly nymphs in the river at the same time, one size of nymph might be more active than the others at any given |
| moment. Several weeks before the hatch, nymphs of both salmon flies and golden stones will start to migrate to staging areas along the banks. No other occurrence in our rivers produces a feeding frenzy like a migration of big stone fly nymphs. Even the largest trout find it hard to |
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refuse a big stone fly nymph fished deep along the bottom. The peak of this activity is the last two weeks before the hatch starts and the first week after the hatch begins. Remember that as these nymphs reach maturity, they |
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lighten up in color. This is because the outer layer of each
nymph, or exoskeleton is stretched and thinned. The colors of the adult insect start to show through.
Just before the hatch Salmon Fly Nymphs turn from nearly black to brown
or orangish-brown and Golden Stone Nymphs turn from muddy-brown to
yellow-brown. Click here for a complete selection of Stone Fly Nymphs |
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Custom River
Anchor
When you park the boat, the first and most important item is, "secure the boat". Nothing is worse than seeing your boat floating off "un-manned". These anchors are designed after traditional drift-boat river anchors, but scaled down for smaller, lighter weight pontoon boats and rafts. Remember the longer the scope on the anchor rope the more the
anchor will hold. Ten pound anchors are for boats to 10'. |
| Item | Description | Price | To Top |
| ANCHOR1 | Custom 10 lb. River Anchor | $38.00 | -->SALE ENDED |
| ANCHOR2 | Custom 20 lb. River Anchor | $45.00 | -->SALE ENDED |
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