Logan River Patterns

[HammerFamily]

Anybody fished the Logan River lately? what type of drys and nymphs are good right now?[fishin]
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[fishing4thehog]

Well i dont know yet.. Im heading there tomorrow.. Sunday.. If you find out before then let me know.. I wil report Sunday night..
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[happybob91]

I had really good success on cicadas thursday night. And a fishing buddy of mine caught some on a small elk hair caddis pattern, size 16 I think.
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[flygoddess]

Cicadas still out?
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[gstott]

I haven't fished it lately, but this time of year I usually do well with a Turk's and a tungsten dropper below it. A size 14 green free living caddis usually gets me a lot of fish there. Also hare's ears and dark mayfly nymphs usually do well for me. Bring some caddis emergers if you're going to fish in the evening, they can be killer.
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[HammerFamily]

Thanks dude,will try them tonight if if I get my truck up and running!
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[richyd4u]

Sounds like a red SanJuan Worm and a lightning bug were the ticket for others fishing the Logan recently. I always liked the basics on the Logan:
Red San Juan
BH Pheasant tail
BH Hares Ear

Can't go wrong with those! Bread and Butter! Good luck!

-Rich
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[HammerFamily]

Thanks richyd, I carry all those patterns and will try them soon, do you live o
in Logan ?
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[packfish]

as the summer goes on and certainly should start now with the increasing heat- the standard stimulater, hopper, or
chernobyle pattern with a bead head dropper of some sort always produces.
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[richyd4u]

[quote HammerFamily]Thanks richyd, I carry all those patterns and will try them soon, do you live o
in Logan ?[/quote]

Unfortunately, I do not (I love Logan). I currently live in Bowling Green, KY. I grew up in Farmington, UT, and spent a lot of time fishing up there. Used to love to hit the Logan and East fork of the Bear. Good luck!

-Rich
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[richyd4u]

[quote packfish]as the summer goes on and certainly should start now with the increasing heat- the standard stimulater, hopper, or
chernobyle pattern with a bead head dropper of some sort always produces.[/quote]

Ahhhh...the old Hopper/Dropper! Perhaps the funnest way to fish! (especially when they are hitting the hopper occassionaly!).

-Rich
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[fishing4thehog]

[quote richyd4u]Sounds like a red SanJuan Worm and a lightning bug were the ticket for others fishing the Logan recently.[/quote]

yep yep yep !!!!! Smoked em all day long !!
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[richyd4u]

[quote fishing4thehog][quote richyd4u]Sounds like a red SanJuan Worm and a lightning bug were the ticket for others fishing the Logan recently.[/quote]

yep yep yep !!!!! Smoked em all day long !![/quote]

Glad to hear it! Any size?

-Rich
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[fishing4thehog]

14 to 16 BH works well
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[richyd4u]

[quote fishing4thehog]14 to 16 BH works well[/quote]

Lol! Sorry, I didn't clarify...any size to the fish? (good to know size of fly anyways, thanks).
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[fishing4thehog]

No monsters but 12 to 16 all day long.. But from what i hear there are some real lunkers.. Good luck
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[gstott]

Sounds like a good time to hit the Logan. Now if I could just drag myself away from the bass, but they're too dang fun. Has anyone noticed the caddis coming off in the evenings up there?
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