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Upper Kern River Flies: Dry Flies:   March Brown Dun #12!!  Lower Owens Flies: Nymphs: Tung Jig Quill Grey Perdigon  #14, Blue Diamond Perdigon #14-18, Tungsten Intermediate Clinic - March 23 - Kernville Tying Winter Flies - March 23 - 6-8pm - Kernville Beginner

(see Lake Isabella Carp report for alternatives in dirty water). Use the 1"Airlocks with 1-2 AB splits and heavy Tungsten flies to get your flies in the zone. - Lake Isabella Carp and Crappie are in the shallows! Use Carp Worms, Isabella Carp Worm and Carpilicious on the east end of the lake for good carp action Come get your Carp game dialed in.

or 6wt rod, Floating line with a 2x or 3x 7ft to 9ft leader and tippet with 1/8-ounce jig heavy bass flies With flies that don't sink fast use a 7ft to 9ft sinking leader with 2x or 3x tippet Also, using a 2wt Please be careful! Fishing the bobber in deep runs is a good bet to get the flies deep in the cooler water midday. Fish through quality water and if you don't get bit, turn around and fish back through with different flies

Swing your flies at the end of the drift to get some extra action in the stocker pools. Make sure your flies are running deep! If you are not bumping bottom or getting bit, slide your bobber further away from your flies or put on Guide Rob Buhler Kern River Flies: Pats Rubber Legs, Slim Shiny Soft Hackle, Red Tag P T., Tungsten Jig Guide Rob Buhler Lower Owens Tips: If you struggle with seeing those dry flies, make sure to pick up

Take extra drifts and make sure to get your flies near the bottom. Kern River Flies: Stay with bigger, flashier and/or pink flies to attract attention in stained water. deeper slots (Euro Nymphing clinic for beginner and intermediate Euro fishers on Jan. 14th) .The hot flies Steadiest has been Olove/Orange Perdigons #14-18 followed by flashy flies like the Slim Shiny, Fire, Small cream midges or baetis flies also imitate the prevalent black fly larvae very well.

Use big foamy flies to support a heavy (3.0-3.5mm) tungsten beadhead nymph to cover two water columns Kern River Flies: Hares Ears in #14-18 were best all week!! as it cleared a bit. Please be careful! As soon as they stop biting the small flies go right back to a larger #14 larvae-blood worm. You might even say that these Blane Chocklett Game Changer flies have blurred a line between flies and

Kern River Flies: Red BHSH Kern Emergers and Tungsten SH Pheasant Tail size 16, Jig Hares Ears and Walts Worm in #14-18 continue to be the most productive flies!! Please be careful! In this class they will learn: Gear and Equipment Basic Entomology (bugs that imitate flies for river and lake fishing) Flies Knots 6 Different Fly Casts, including 6 casts over the opposite shoulder How

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you want to fish deeper pools and runs definitely pull out the Air-Lock or Oros bobbers to get those flies Use a BB sized split shot to help get the flies down but still maintain a natural drift. Kern River Flies: Slim Shiny Soft Hackle Blue was best of the week again. In cleaner water, instead of the big foamy flies, try fishing a PMX or Stimulator with a light dropper Use flashy and/or pink flies for best results and bump up your tippet. They will destroy 5x!!

You might even say that these Blane Chocklett Game Changer flies have blurred a line between flies and Please be careful! Continue using bobbers in the deeper, slower runs for the best action with one or two flies and some Kern River Flies: Clients tried lots of flies this week. Keep using one larger/heavier #14 flashy attractor nymph to get flies down quick with faster flows.

Bugs are small, so be sure to fish some smaller flies when fishing up here. Great flies to use in the 4 mile section: Dry Flies: BWO size 20-24, Parachute Adams sizes 20 -22, Dry The wild fish are clearly keying in on either small or large flies. flies too. Tiger Midges #16-20, Tungsten Jig PT Red#18-20, Cream Midge #22 Attractors: Gummy Worms, Kern Candy, Carp

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