Arizona Fishing Report: Lees Ferry

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Lees Ferry Sponsored by Ambassador Guide Service Inc.
Marble Canyon, Arizona

Date	10-Nov-09
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Conditions : LEES FERRY: Fly Fishing: With these new flows it will take a few days for the trout to acclimate, however I did receive a few good reports a couple others reported it a bit slow. A mixed bag if you will. I hear there are a few real hot spots. I hear other spots are not so hot.

I believe this will change in the next few days. If you have fished here for awhile you probably already know this. You just have to fish to find them and when you do well, why leave fish to find fish?

In one ear I am hearing the trout are just gorging. One report mentioned 17 to the boat in just a few short hours, and in the other ear I hear 9 or 10 all day. This is the reason I dont often mention numbers in there reports. Two key words acclimate & locate.

Now, here is the way I see it. The upcoming weather is looking very mild temps in the 70s and sunny. Why sit at home in front of the TV and watch sports when you can go out and be a big part of your own. Beside all that winter is going to sneak up on us pretty darn fast. We all know how good the fishing is in the winter months. Sight casting and all but, Boy it gets cold. Burr T

Walk in: No new reports for this section. I will have to fish this section and give you the latest on Tuesday.

Spin Fishing: I did a little spin fishing and did well. I was using both a Panther Martin and a Vibrax Blue Fox both gold, and I cant tell you what worked better. Both did the trick. It was not on fire or nothing but, I was pleased. So, if you have been thinking of fishing,,,,,,,, Cmon down, fishing is good at lees ferry. There are a couple other lures that are working well, stop by the shop and I will put you on the right track. Ted

Reported by: Arizona F&G

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About: - Lees Ferry is provides action for fly and spin anglers. The clear running tailwater fishery runs approximately 15 miles from the outflow of Glen Canyon Dam to the upper end of the Grand Canyon. The lower flows in fall provides near perfect water conditions for wading fly-fishing anglers or spin casters working the shallows. Spring fishing is best known for the midge hatches that occur March through June.			Bass Crappie Trout Walleye

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