Either option would be good. I tried that area last summer and water levels were really low. However we've had no shortage of precipitation this year so it might be better. Situations like this or where a collapsible tenkara rod and a few flies really shines, it is no big decision or commitment to carry it.
As for flies those brookies are not usually picky so this time of year I'd bring a few that float really well in sizes 14-18 (eg, ants, foam beetles, parachute mayflies, caddis, royal wulff, or Mr.Rapidan) and a few standard type nymphs is never a bad idea. Call Murray's Fly Shop and ask about conditions and recommendations they'll steer you right. Good luck. Matt
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