"BAD CONDITIONS"
Fish enough, and keep track of the weather and conditions, and certain patterns begin to emerge. Like, for example, when it’s worth going fishing, and when it’s not. When the South Fork gets a bit of rain in the winter and the clouds hang on for a few days after, and when the air (and water) isn’t frigid, it’s a good time to go fishing, and you can usually find me wet, but warm, coffee on my hip, plying frog water for a big brown trout. On the South Fork, “big” means anything