Salmonflies up to South Junction, with Goldens bringing up the rear in large numbers, filling Redsides to the gullet.?? Big stone dries are coaxing fish in need of a quick re-fill, but at times you'd swear the fish are already stuffed (they probably are!).?? Unless a lot of adults are getting down to the water (wind, ovipositing), the nymphs might be the better bet.?? PMD's are beginning to come off reliably, early in the afternoon, and there's also tons of caddis around, tempting individuals and small pods to squeeze in a few easy extra calories.?? PED's are and will continue to be around into July (late afternoon). Yellow Sallies are also beginning to show.??

PATTERNS:
Giant Stones:?? Rogue Foam Salmonfly #4-#6; Kman Giant Black Stimi #6; Copper Black Stone Golden #8;?? Kman Stone Golden #8; Foamulator Gold #8; Norm Woods Special #6-#8

Pale Evening Duns (creamy tan):?? Extended Dun Callibaetis #14; CDC Thorax March Brown #12; Light Cahill #12 (hackle trimmed beneath)

Caddis:?? Ken's Jelly Cord Caddis Lime #12-#16; Mangy Pooper Bright Green #14; Sparkle Pupa Tan #16-#18, Olive #14;?? PrimeTime Pupa #14 - #16; X2 Caddis Olive #14, Tan #14-#18; Hemmingway Caddis #18; Kingrey's Foam Caddis Olive #14; Edible Emerger Olive, Tan #16; Parachute and Hi-Viz Caddis #12-#16

Green Drakes (just in case):?? Berrett's Emerging Green Drake #10; Quig's Stuggling Green Drake #10; Paradrake Green Drake #12

PMD's:?? Flashback (shallow nymph) and BH FB Pheasant Tail #14-#18; BH Bubbleback PMD #14-#16; Challenged PMD #16; Cripple PMD #16; Sparkle Dun PMD #16-#18; Hogan Sipper PMD #16; CDC Comparadun PMD #16-#18