Still looks like a little cool down over the next two days.  Then, back into the 90s but it will be low 90s for a few days.  We’ll take whatever we can get!

Generation schedule is still unchanged.  No generation in the a.m. until maybe noon or even 1:00 p.m.

Jim on the water the 4th with Anthony and his wife, Robin.  Robin is just getting started so he worked with her on the basics and even let her catch a few fish.  They had a good day on the ruby with a blood worm dropper and even caught some on a black ant.

Thursday, Nick, from Arizona spent a good part of the day on the water with Stan.  This was one of those rare days (anyway, here lately) where they started the water at 11:00 a.m.  Slow start to the morning anyway, so they stayed with it and turned it into a good day on the big ruby with the red tunghead midge dropper, plus a few stripping the holographic green crackleback.  Jim had Don and his two boys Josh and Jeremy on the water.  New experience for both the boys so it was instruction time.  Good time was had by all and they caught some on a black any or the ruby midge.

Gary out with Jeremy and his son Garrett and Garrett’s friend Connor.  Got everyone casting pretty good so they started fishing.  Slow start, but finally everyone started catching on either a tan or gray scud.

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