Anything fishable??

[abbie mcmullen]

Hey y’all! I have a day off this Wednesday and I was hoping to find something that wasn’t totally blown out with all the storms. Any ideas?? Thanks!

[Alexander Vu]

Beaver Creek just stocked some trout. Spring creek is to affected too
much with the rain. Call the Fly shop and ask for conditions.

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[Andrew Sarcinello]

Big Hunting Creek near Thurmont MD

[abbie mcmullen]

Has beaver creek md been able to maintain a fishable level?

[Andrew Sarcinello]

Don't know, but even if it flooded this weekend it should drop to a fishable level by Wednesday I would think.

[Carl Z.]

Check Beaver Creek fly shop's facebook page.  It was high and muddy a few days ago.

Also Check Mike Heck's facebook page.  He's still finding water to guide on.

Go high,  SNP for brookies.  Also check the Fly Shop in Boiling Springs for reports for Yellow Breeches or other Spring Creeks up around Carlisle.

Carl

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[Connor Donovan]

The flows on the tailwater stretch of the Jackson look great too.  Looks like a wading friendly level over the next couple days too, they are projecting to drop flows.

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Check Beaver Creek fly shop's facebook page.  It was high and muddy a few days ago.

Also Check Mike Heck's facebook page.  He's still finding water to guide on.

Go high,  SNP for brookies.  Also check the Fly Shop in Boiling Springs for reports for Yellow Breeches or other Spring Creeks up around Carlisle.

Carl

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[abbie mcmullen]

I have always wanted to fish Jackson! Where is a good access point for wading?

[Yambag Nelson]

If you google around the vdgif website there is a map of the lower Jackson that has the access points marked. There is also tons of public access in the hidden valley section above the dam. It fished extremely well over Memorial Day weekend but is primarily stocked fish up there.

[abbie mcmullen]

Does anyone have any insight on WV streams? I was hoping to stay within 2-2.5 hours from Leesburg area. I’m also not going to be picky on species. Haha I just want to fish!

[Alexander Vu]

Beaver Creek fly shop does not update their website regularly. I would recommend calling them and ask

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[Kyle Settle]

I would recommend Waites Run and Trout Run in Hardy County.

[Andrew Sarcinello]

I was fishing or rather attempting to fish near Seneca Rocks this past weekend.  The flooding there was pretty bad.  With that said, the entire Seneca Creek drainage and all tributaries are outstanding for wild rainbows and native brook trout. Seneca looked like it was becoming barely fishable as we left Sunday morning, so I think it should be fine now. If not, tributaries such as Horsecamp Run, Strader Run, and Whites Run are quite good, though a little small and occasionally tight casting. Pheasant tail nymphs, small woolly buggers, and caddis or stimulator dry flies always seem to work well out there.