Last Saturday I fished the South Branch of the Root River in Forestville State Park with TCTU members Mike Hodgens and Yves Charron.  There was a hatch of #20 Blue Wing Olives and fish were feeding heavily in a tongue of current below a long riffle.  It was difficult for me to get a drag-free float so I only caught a couple of fish (although that didn't seem to be a problem for Mike and Yves).
Despite my catching issues, it was terrific to watch trout rising to mayflies for over an hour.  Hatches like this have been growing fewer in number and one of the key causes in recent years has been the widespread use of Neonicotinoid Pesticides (Neonics).  Please join me in taking action to reduce this threat to aquatic insects.