My favorite of the freestone creeks in the area. The run-ff has been as well behaved as run-off can be this year and although you may have some difficulties crossing the deeper runs the SJ is fishing quite well. It never ceases to amaze me how aggressive these wild fish here smack a dry! The usual suspects are eager to hit most high riding dries in the #14-18 range. The deeper pools will need to be explored with a tandem nymph rig complete with some shot and a strike detector to get you out past your rod tip, the water and air are warm this time of year and you will find ample opportunities in the riffle water, and pocket water if you prefer the dry dropper duo. PT's, zebras, hares ear, that nasty looking "whatcha ma call it" nymph that Uncle Festor gave you for your high school graduation #16-18 will all get you grabs if presented properly. Great time of year down here, do some hiking to avoid the campground congestion. The trails are well marked and easy to navigate. SKEETER ALERT!!!