Awesome day on A-20. We got to the river around 9:00 am and the flows were at 350 cfs, water clarity was perfect. We hit the lower section and fished all the pocket water to the lower boundary. It was a little slow, but had some takes on midges and streamers. After lunch we fished the upper section above the big hole and did very well. There were three of us total and we each landed 12+ fish. Some dinks, but mostly 14" - 19" browns with the occasional hard fighting bow. Once we found a hole we could pull multiple fish out without spooking them. Look for calm water below the big rocks. There was a big PMD and BWO hatch going on all afternoon. We got them with dries, nymphs and streamers. ~ Brad Rettig -- October 2nd, 2017

Had good luck using a hopper-dropper combo, size 12 foam hopper and size 18 copper john. Had 3 fish take the hopper but most were caught on the dropper. Saw a few grasshoppers and mayflies during the day. ~ Ed Shappell -- October 7th, 2016

Tough day at A-20. We arrived about 9:00 am after a cool evening with a good amount of rain. We fished towards the upstream boundary hitting all the holes along the way. We threw everything we had at them, not much not. The clarity was really chalky, we spoke with a guide who floated through and he mentioned a creek was dumping a lot of rainwater in upstream. We missed a couple each and landed a few. The only color that worked was bright green, we threw green caddis and green RS2s. One of the group members threw a streamer to rising fish and got one. Towards the end of the day the clouds rolled in and there was a hail storm that unleashed on us. This stretch is so fishy, it's just too bad it wasn't our day. ~ Brad Rettig -- August 26th, 2016

Members report good fishing for big, slab-sided rainbows and browns. Stoneflies and caddis will be the predominant hatches overall. Swinging streamers or soft hackles is always a good plan B for this stretch, bring your switch rod if you have one in your fly gear bag of tricks. ~ RMAC staff -- July 13th, 2016

We had a great day fishing this property. Temperatures began at a sunny 50 degrees and topped out at about 65 degrees with some cloud cover and evidence of storms in the surrounding mountains. We fished a stonefly to a caddis larvae to a blue-winged olive emerger in the morning and removed the stonefly in the afternoon. No dry fly fishing, but fun nonetheless. We caught fish on all three types of fly. I would guess between the two of us we hooked up with over 20 brown trout and brought about half to the net. Only one or two were under 14 inches and the largest was about 20 inches. All in all a great day out - we'll be back! ~ Matt Kryman -- April 12th, 2016

Tough day on this otherwise productive stretch, the water had good clarity and the flows were normal. I didn't check the CFS, but there were some great pools and looked like it does in the middle of the season. It had been cold, but the two days before were in the mid 40s and so was the day we fished. We fished just about every below surface bug you can think of, I got one take on an grey RS2. Besides that we didn't get a strike. I hate saying it, but it was a beautiful day even if we didn't catch a fish..... I killed here in September of last year, they loved the Golden Stone. ~ Brad Rettig -- February 23rd, 2016