Ken,
Which lakes did you go to.. and how were the roads in?
I have a new camper and was reluctant to shake it up too much on my trip.
Bill Warner
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> About an hour and 1/2 north of Kamloops is a place called Little Fort where there
>are some high elevation lakes that I was at last week. I fished for two full days
>and caught 27 rainbow. That is the only type of trout up there. The size was good
>8-22 inches. It has not been to warm yet so there were mayfly hatches going on and
>caught alot with that fly. Leetches work well on a sink tip. Also the green or
>brown Tom Thumb on the surface work well. The best time to fish I foung was 8-10pm.
>The lakes would just boil with fish. There is a fly shop in Little Fort and it is
>easy to find since the population is about 200 people. There are maps and plenty of
>flies. Some of the lakes are Deer, Nora, Gameras. The folkes in the fly shop can
>point you in the right direction is you are so inclined. There are mostly primitive
>camp sites you can stay at. Some lakes are right next to the roads, others are up to
>a mile hike into.
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> I am going to Dry Falls this weekend. Has there been any action there? What type
>of flies would be good to use.
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> Regards
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> Ken Vuori
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