General Fishing Report for May 28, 2021

Greetings out there anglers!  As we head into this weekend, it feels like a good weekend for fishing.  Cooling trout streams, overcast skies and the possibility of rain; what else could an angler wish for?  These conditions should really benefit the trout streams and that is where this weeks report will focus.  We've had many trips out this past week, both in the Otter drainage and the White.  All were into a bunch of fish, both stocked and wild.  One guide reported that on a full day trip on the white, his client probably got into 40-50 fish, landing less than half but still landing double digits of fish!  This was over on the White and it seemed like the wild fish were all about the Caddis dry, while some wild and stocked fish took Sexy Walts worms, mops and white buggers.  In the Otter drainage fish have been hitting Caddis nymph/pupas, Frenchies and some other attractor nymphs.  I would recommend that if you run a two fly rig, that one be some type of Caddis nymph or pupa.  The Walt's worm can suffice for the nymph and I tend to lean towards pupas with some soft hackle in them.  Could be a pupa, could be a drowned adult.  Also...