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Cormorant waste is liquid or mostly liquid. And foul. Don’t ask how I know.

My first thought was the water clarity was not great, perhaps a bloom in progress. Often blooms can be stratified by depth because of light limitations providing a darker and clearer environment below it. And the insects have to be coming up from the bottom. I would start deep with something...

From 2005

Reduce the booze, beer especially. Salads, fish and start walking. In 6 months dropped 150 on TG, dropped bloop pressure into the low zone.

I once made a trip to Lake Roosevelt. Looking for walleye, trout and smallmouths. Got the boat in, and started to rig fly rods and....no reels. I had left the bag with the reels sitting in the hallway 4 hours away. Easy to do.

I fish nearby where you will be at. I use a weighted crab type fly (or something like a shad jig) and work the outflows where the return flows breach the sand bar. Bring a stripping basket. And I use a high density line as it feels easier to control in the surf.

I fished at Sprit Lake once in 1976, late summer. What was amazing to me was the amount of floating pumice in the lake. Nice rainbows.

I'm happy to see this post again. One of my favorites.

I love the pictures. Great work on some tough birds in sparse cover.

Those are nice looking flies.

Not a small or largemouth but first of the spring.

Dec 30 fish from neighborhood pond. Best bass last year.