The blue-winged olives coming off on Utah's Provo River are some of the larger ones in years — 16's and 18's — and the fish (and anglers) are diggin' it. "Some call this time of year the 'Awakening' . . . bugs are hatching, fish are becoming more active as a result of the warmer water and fishermen are starting to think about wading in water rather than snow." Ray Grass on Deseretnews.com.
Provo River Awakening to Blue Olives
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This page contains a single entry by Marshall Cutchin published on March 17, 2005 7:27 AM.
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