03-07-2010, 04:52 AM
April can be a great time on the Green. If the weather is warm you can get away fishing big nasty terrestrials like crickets, beetles, hoppers, and ants... thats what I like to do... if you can get away with it. sometimes they are picky in april, and don't really start eating on top, but I have had some very, very good days in april. Dont leave nymphing out of the equation though. day in, day out, nymphs will take a plethora of nice bows and browns, and possibly even some whitefish. there are more whitefish in the Green than people know... I'd even take some double bunnies, zonkers, articulated patterns, and some big buggers. Streamer fishing can be downright phenominal at times. make sure you go prepared. You can always drift a bugger too, and trail it with a small nymph... never fails
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