flyfishingchronicles.com » Indian River http://flyfishingchronicles.com Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:36:38 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Adirondacks – Indian River http://flyfishingchronicles.com/2008/07/04/adirondacks-indian-river-2/ http://flyfishingchronicles.com/2008/07/04/adirondacks-indian-river-2/#comments Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:08:49 +0000 mfarney http://flyfishingchronicles.com/?p=66 Well I decided to spend my last morning of vacation fishing the Indian River.  I had a number of hits from Rainbows but was only able to pull in the two pictured below.  I caught one on a stimulator and the other on a beadhead nymph.  They were nice little fish and fought hard.  I would like to spend more time on this river because I know there are some larger fish and some brookies here.

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I am here in the Central Adirondacks, Indian Lake, for the 4th of July vacation.  I decided to fish the Indian River today.  The NYS DEC stocks this river so it is full of 12″ rainbows.  Just below the Lake Abanakee Dam  there are quite a few of these well educated rainbows.  I was able to get quite a few hits but could not keep these fish on my line.  I watched a number of them take my fly or emerger and spit them out before I could set the hook.  It was very frustrating but I was able to pull in a beautiful 14″ Rainbow.

Tomorrow my father-in-law and I go up to Wilmington, NY to fish with one of my favorite guides, Rich Garfield.  The weather had been very dry, cool, and plenty of wind.  It will be interesting to see where Rich takes us.

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