I have caught brook, rainbow, and browns as well as a few small whitefish on dry flies here. Use a large dry and a bead head caddis, or bird s nest as a dropper. This is a great place for kids when the runoff has subsided. These fish are very opportunistic and will hit pretty much anything that floats if properly presented. The fish are on the small side with average length being about 8 .
Browns are more prevalent.
Use a 3 or 4 wt. Depending on the wind. Mornings are better if you have a dislike of the breeze while casting. It is predominantly from the west. Crowds can be moderate, but there is a lot of area here to fish.