Quote Originally Posted by Drew1233 View Post
Throw a beetle spin or in line spinner and you can catch all sorts of fish. Also if you fly fish at all just a littler foam fly works well. Good luck
Good deal, i'll pick up a beetle spinner and try an in-line spinner

Quote Originally Posted by kvonn View Post
Hi,
Please give us a report when you get back! I've waded Elkhorn but never canoed or kayaked.
I've had bites on watermelon colored bitsy tubes and caught a nice smallmouth on a wacky rigged watermelon Senko worm.
Good Luck,
Kurt
thanks for the info, i'll let you know how it goes

Quote Originally Posted by jcb View Post
Elkhorn Data via USGS

Looks like the creek will still be up just a hair from the last round of rainstorms. I haven't been out that way to see the color.

That will give you a few eddies and scours to drag a bait through.
unfortunately it looks like it is dropping quicker than I had anticipated, should still be fun though

Quote Originally Posted by chasmo View Post
If the color is a little off (as it looks like it should be), throw a 1/8 oz buzzbait in any slack areas with current nearby. Have another rod ready with a follow up lure-senko or tube jig if they miss the buzzbait. Old standby is no 7 gold rapala, either twitched on top of slow retrieve.

Should be good as color is perfect in North and South fork around Georgetown with plenty of flow. Be careful as it can get swift in parts.
awesome, thanks for the tips.