Last Thurs afternoon/eve I fished Putah with my buddy Ricky aka "Ricardo" Lopez at access #3.Ricky got there late and only was able to fish about an hour,but I was able to get about 3 hours of quality fish time.With the low flows I decided to start off with very small flies but managed only one fish within an hours time.So I decided to try my Yellowjacket pattern that I developed about a year ago,and man did it pay off! I managed to land at least 33 fish and lost probably more,most of which were from 8" to 12" but did land a few 16 to 17" fish.I used this fly as a dry and also sank it with a little weight and no indicator.I notice that when the fish hit this fly they really hammer it and I also notice that they sometimes will hit it twice,which is very uncommon for this to happen on a consistant basis with any fly.As the fish continued to eat my fly the fly became more and more distressed looking but that seemed to make it work that much better.I just returned home from another deer hunting trip and on the way home I stopped off at the Pitt River and fished for 1.5 hours near Pitt #3.I used the same fly and with the same results,16 fish were landed this time the fish were a little larger than those I caught on Putah a few days prior and I didnt dry fly fish on the Pitt either.