OutlookWell, if you’ve looked out the window at all in the last day or so you’ll be well aware that April showers have arrived!
Local lakes have been fishing well, interior lakes are becoming more and more ice free, and fish are starting to feed.
With the warmer temperatures starting to be more constant, we can expect the rivers to continue to rise and eventually colour up and blow out- as per usual this time of year with the Spring freshet starting to show itself.
Rivers that were once steady and clear/greenish are starting to become muddy and cloudy with the sudden influx of water being flushed down the systems.
Any tidally influenced river will be especially affected as the larger volume of fresh water mixes with the salt (even more so on incoming tides), causing it to become brackish and cloudy.
As more and more lakes start to become available, one will want to start exploring different bodies of water, including rivers, streams, and creeks.
Please be aware that on any day you are fishing a glacially affected river that the water can rise quickly and unexpectedly, and to exercise caution while wading
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Topic: Pacific Angler's Friday Fishing Report: April 25th 2014 (Read 1680 times)