Lenice, Nunnally, Merry Lakes
Friday, November 21, 6:08 p.m. PST
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What to Expect in November
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Hatches divided by half-month. Super Major Minor Slight None
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This trio stays open until November 30. Look for midge hatches during the warm parts of the day (if the day has any warm parts). The rest of the time you may find active trout in the shallow areas because those spots are warmer. An olive Woolly Bugger or other streamer can be effective. You might also try an immature damselfly nymph imitation; use a traditional pattern, such a Marabou Damsel, but use a tan or light-olive body color and a size 14-16 hook.
Resting fish can be found in deeper water. Although they are probably not actively feeding, they will sometimes take a streamer that is dandled in front of their nose. The colder the water, the slower your fly should move. A streamer or Woolly Bugger that is barely moving could prove the best tactic.
For more on November tactics and flies, see the Lakes in General report.
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Kaufmann's Streamborn (Bellevue) 425-643-2246
Orvis Seattle 425-452-9138
Worley-Bugger Fly Company 509-962-2033
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Feature Articles
The Drift--April 2003
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