Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Fly fishing near Stauton, VA

Aaron,

I live in Mt Jackson near the N Fork.  Rains were not too bad. Gauge at Mt J is reading 866 cfs; needs to be at 500 cfs for decent wading.  Might be OK by tomorrow. Not sure about the Park.  There is a fly shop in Waynesboro if you want to fish the South.  It runs right through town, and I'm always amazed how few folks I see, even on nice summer evenings.  Not exactly a remote getaway, but it's much better than not wetting a line.  If you're going into the Park, check with Mossy Creek Fly Fishing in H-burg or Murray's in Edinburg for info.  Good luck!

Richard Reinecke

703-509-5604

On Jun 13, 2013, at 8:13 PM, Aaron O <aaron@jorgeinc.com> wrote:

Thanks all for your thoughts.  I did call up one of the local fly shops there and they confirmed that the waterways are not blown out yet but it does depend on what happens tonight.  They gave me a suggestion that I can try some of the higher elevation brook trout streams in the shenandoah national park.  The idea is that they tend to go back to normal levels faster than the lower elevation streams.  So I will be bringing my stuff and crossing my fingers.  I will let you know what happens.  :)

Aaron

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