Pepacton Reservoir is full to capacity, so shore fishing is limited to areas where trees and brush are not a factor. March Browns in a size 10 or 12 along with small Blue Wing Olives are your dominant hatch. The water is clear and ranging from 48 to 55 degrees. Water temperatures are a chilly 51 degrees by sun-up and warm into the upper 50s by evening. Hendricksons are on the way out, but March Browns in a size 12 are beginning to appear in earnest.
Water is clear and a bit up, but wading is still good.
Water levels are good along with temperatures in the upper 50s. Fish are taking sulphurs, Grey Fox, March Browns and Caddis. Most hatches are in the afternoon and evenings. March Brown nymphs or the streamer of your choice during the morning hours. Area streams are in good shape with plenty of water and hungry trout.