I took Randy to Burney Creek and Hat Creek today.  Burney Creek is high but is fishable in a few prime spots.  Not a lot of fish around, though.  Hat Creek looks great despite getting shallower every season.  Randy landed a nice 12" rainbow on a nymph and hooked a bunch of smaller fish on dries.  There was a sparse hatch of small PMDs size 16-18 in the afternoon.

 

In general, the hatches seem late all over the intermountain region.  No sign of stoneflies on the McCloud or Hat Creek, although a few are buzzing around on the Pit.  Fall River is having a late start, with the fish not dispersed yet and the weeds just starting to grow in.  This late start bodes well for the next few weeks.  Book a trip soon for some good dry fly fishing.