The Jackson is starting to see the early season Terrestrials and you would think an ant or beetle was a meal fit for a king. The browns waste no time scarfing these meals up. With plenty of undercut banks and overhanging vegetation throughout the river this can make for an exciting trip. Supplementing the terrestrial action is the start of the sulpher hatch and the ability to swing some soft hackles. This is an often overlooked technique that is frankly, deadly. Come join us for a two-day float on this marvelous river and spend the night at the newly remodeled Cliff View Inn. If you want trout/smallmouth, let us know. We can do one day on the Jackson and a day on the James or the lower Jackson for the smallies.

Photo Courtesy of Richard Bernabe www.richardbernabe.com