So I've had a lot of days on the Lower Sac lately and it feels like one day is red hot and the next day is average and then a great day and then a slow day and it just feels like the fish are flipping coins in the morning trying to decide what to do. With the changing pressure, wind, and event a little rain, the fishing can be all over the map! And that's exactly what I experienced with my guests Jordan and Vern. We had two days, so we floated a LOT of the river over the course of our time together. On our first day, we we started at the Bonneyview boat launch and fished down to Anderson in the morning and then went up top by the Sundial Bridge in the afternoon. The fishing was good and despite having a few slow parts of the day, we found fish and had fun hooking 'em and sometimes landing them (ha ha). The fish were eating mayflies, caddis, eggs, and rubber legs. Our second day was a lot more successful and the morning grab was on immediately. We had several double hook ups and fish were eating and were EVERYWHERE they should have been. The wind got pretty rough in the afternoon but we still hooked some big fish and even got one to eat a caddis in some super shallow water riffle where it was acftively feeding on the bugs popping off. All in all the days were fun and we saw some really beautiful fish on a beautiful river surrounded by beautiful scenery.