Adventures of fly angler in Poland

Today was very warm and sunny. Air temperature +16 C.  Due to lack of snow this winter, most rivers running low, which is unusual for March/April.  Skawa river was very low and clear, 105 cm and flow 5,5 m3/s.   Year ago it was 160 and 28 m3/s at the same time. Water temperature was nearly +7,5 C. Good prognosis for trout fishing.  First, I climbed to the bridge and checked, where the fish can be.  You can see fish perfectly at such a water level. I spotted a couple of decent size trout grabbing mayflies.  Dry fly is an obvious choice! I assembled my Epic 580 glass rod, long 12' leader, and tied in CDC mayfly imitation. Fish were rising here and there.  My fly slowly drifted through the pool. Fish on!  After a short fight, I brought my first brown trout in the season to the net. I first time used my new Huawei P30 Pro phone as a camera in fishing trip. It's quite decent camera on it's own with 3 lenses and 5x physical zoom, but terrible photographing tool

Everybody is talking about coronavirus, how many people died in this and that country. Mass hysteria, panic shopping, shortage of food and toilet paper.. please stop talking about this shit! The end of the world will wait, let's go fishing!  Dunajec river warmed up bit, and I decided to give it a try. Last year there was outstanding fishing for trout with streamers and nymphs. I started at 9.30 in my favorite run, deep and wide. Ideal place for trout spey. There was freezing temperature in the night. We had very warm beginning of March, but water cooled down from +4,5 C to +2 C. Poor conditions for trout fishing, but let's five a try. The river at Gołkowice was 162 cm and 32,5 m3/s. Low and clear.  I remember fished it at 45-50 m3/s year ago, and it was awesome. I covered whole run 2 or 3 times with different streamers. White, brown, black. No bites. I think because water is too cold, trout stuck to the bottom and don't move after the fly. Let's try to rea