Good reports John and Jim. Nice to see some forum activity; I was beginning to wonder if anybody was paying attention to our forum anymore. I’m as guilty as any. I’ve been distracted lately and haven’t been in since December, hopefully that’ll change soon. Our only daughter gets married in March in St Augustine after which I look forward to jumping on any SBS or chimarra caddis that may still be hanging around. My logs show March as a productive time for both the small stones as well as the caddis larvae. Unlike Jim, I’m too lazy to tally up my logbook year, but suffice to say 2021 for me often found tough stream conditions due to storms, Hopatcong releases as well as the unusal level of pressure on weekends. I still managed a few size able ‘bows plus a few gorgeous, fat Browns. After Ida deposited a fair amount of sand throughout the runs in September, I’m curious as to how (or if?) it will affect the balance of our aquatic
entomology. Hopefully we have a buggy, productive river year. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the dinner.
