Carolyn Webb of the Virginia Lakes Resort: Stocking held up to the pressure with only a few disappointed anglers who seem to fish the wrong time of day. The surface water is warm and fish are down lower than normal enjoying the summer from a different perspective. Bait dunkers were using every method available; threaders, blowers, dye and "squirty" stuff, and a bunch were successful. Salmon Peach still held the record for the week with salmon eggs by a nose. Fly flingers were using just about everything, and most had fair to good success on streamers, black and olive, even the burgundy/black took some nice fish. Olive Hornburg, and olive Guinea Hen Hornburg also did very well. Trumbull did good on worms and salmon eggs with a few lures taking some nice bows off the rocks. Small Adams, and mosquitoes also did well, and the black/olive Woolly flies took a good number of fish during the week. Big Virginia also produced at the outlet on Adams parachute, black Gnats, and Griffith's Gnats. The best was the Gray Hackle Peacock No. 14 on the east shore between the rental boats and the outlet around 4-7 p.m. Backcountry has shown good results on dries at inlets and outlets with black Gnats, Mosquitoes, brown Bi-visible, Bitch Creek and large Chernobyl type ants.?Į