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Everyone had already exited the water when we started mousing that first night. We were standing on a sand bar by ourselves.

The second night there were a couple of fellows on the far left of us, but as soon as my buddy landed that first fish and they got a look at it they exited pretty quickly.
The San Juan River is a great place and does tend to get crowded, but it seems that most fisherman have their own favorite spots and usually stay close to them.

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Originally Posted by 260Remguy
Black was hard to see in the dark, but were the most effective.


Black shows well against the night sky from a fish's view.

Mouse or other large patterns fished downstream to big browns. I love big wet flies with lots of black and a bit of white. Night bug hatches are fun too. The "Hex" hatch in the midwest comes to mind.


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