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The Fall River is consistent, it is seeing a lot of afternoon summer crowding, and you might consider an after dinner visit or a dawn to 10 am trip to counter that if you can.
Hatches are fair to good. Depends on the day and the spot you chose to be in. PMD and Caddis and Yellow Sally stones are the main hatches, but BWO’s and Midges could be important. Rusty Spinners too.
Nymphs and small streamers are responsible for most of our recent action. Never go to the Fall River w/o an Ant and work the banks with them if you can. Learn a downstream presentation on a soft, drag free float for the Ant and most of the other dries I mentioned. It will make you a Spring Creek Jedi.
