Some days

[ncboman]

things just don't figure.

Tuesday afternoon I took the flyrod and a deerhair Madam X tied on a #8 hook and flat tore the bream up down at the creek. A lot (most) of them were small but I caught one on almost every cast, for about 2 hrs. All released.

Wed afternoon, same bait, almost the same weather conditions and wind, same place ,,, and I caught not a single fish. Only a couple of rises, not a single fish.

and this part is funny but true. Tue evening the skeeters were terrible when I loaded the boat. Wed evening they were hardly around at all. :confused1:

[Greywolf]

........barometric pressure?

[Altjaeger]

The mosquitoes constituted a "hatch"?

[Greywolf]

The mosquitoes constituted a "hatch"?

that's why I asked the pres. question.
may have been a hatch, but not necessarily feeding on mosquitoes.
rising pressure may have triggered the hatch.

[Chuck S]

Baro pressure will do that as will hatch forage conditions. I once saw an area of about a mile by 400 yds which was thick with fish and lobster early in the day but later, after a front passed it was like a desert underwater, downright spooky! With bluegills it's hard to say but perhaps they whole bunch had sore lips following your initial foray.

[Anna]

I really like your post... Its such a funny post... But please share with me about how to write new thread of this forum...
I don't have any knowledge...

[Greywolf]

Anna Welcome.
To start a thread, look at the top of any forums (subject) page it says start a new thread .

GW

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

nc, you trained them all on Tuesday that it didn't pay to eat.

Alan