Spring to Summer
by William Crisp
All good things come through grace and June comes from May. The change just isn’t rolling up the colander to a new page nor is it in name only. June is real and tangible and some fish proved it today. My old haunt produced nothing; the water was warmer, clearer and lower.
The next three days of hanging around water and anglers revealed very few fish other than a few pan fish. The water is changing. Soon the fish will adjust and the bite will be on. If we adjust to the season, we will eventually catch up. I’ve also got to change my direction on collection. Summer is the time for finding medicinal type plants rather than dinner entre’ sides.