Spring time on the East Verdigre Creek
By kdbay at May 16, 2011 | 10:04 pm | Print
Our spring time on the East Verdigre creek began with rain squalls, moments of sunshine and calm for easy casting, which rewarded us after months of waiting
for the time three of our deaddrift crew were able to stalk the banks, tie on a 16 hair’s ear and hope for the best. Our persistence paid off with some great times and, as always, great fishing.
The East Verdigre is a beautiful place in all times of the year, but the spring time is especially favored by anglers; the pleasantly cool weather and lessened insect presence combined with the accessibility offered by the low streamside plant growth all adds up to a perfect time to fly fish in one of Nebraska’s premier State managed wildlife and recreation areas.
