Toccoa Info needed...Please Help

[HiwasseeFly]

Planning a trip to the Toccoa in mide june, was wondering what flow rates to look for, and what might be hatching at that time...Plan on a canoe/wade trip and also need to know how long a float is is from Curtis Switch to Horseshoe Bend?

ty for the info in advance

[MetrelaBrown]

The flow rates lately have been between 110 and 130. These are great for fishing. Hopefully the trend will continue through June. If we get any significant rain it could change the releasing trends. Just keep an eye on the release schedule. As for bugs, small tan caddis (16-18), sporadic sulphurs and cahills, ants and beetles should be on the menu. I've also started taking some on attractors like california wulffs when nothing else was hatching. Something else to have on hand are chartreuse san juan worm patterns. The trees are full of them and the wind we have had the past few days and blown lots of them in the river.
Count on a long full day to float and fish from the switch to H.B.
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Metrela

[HiwasseeFly]

Thanx Metrela,

I guess what the Sam Juam worms pattern imitate are what I have always called, "bag worms" they are enclosed in the spider web looking thing hanging in the trees.

Ty for the input

Hiwassee Fly