Re: [VFB] What's everyone doing?

2019-06-26 Thread Phxflytyer
Went fishing last Thursday and caught 7 and lost 8 or 9 more. My fishing 
partner landed 4 but caught 3 more that had an early release. All rainbows. 
The week before I only caught 2 or 3 and lost several more. But my partner 
landed 5, and lost several more. Found out that the dropper that was tied onto 
the bend of the hook was causing the quick release. I am now tying the dropper 
to the eye of the lead hook.  
Read an article in a fly fishing book talking about using a clear seed bead, 
and a tippet ring. Tie both on the tippet ring but one shorter then the other 
and it eliminates the hooks getting fouled together. Will try this as soon as I 
can find the two sizes of tippet rings I have. ( the mind is a terrible thing 
to loose). 
Will be going out next Tuesday. I will be fishing for Largemouth Bass as well 
as Trout. 


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> On Jun 26, 2019, at 5:04 PM, Ron Boutin  wrote:
> 
> Have had a lot of rain here in New York. It has affected the hatches but have 
> had some decent days fishing the Delaware river system. Been doing some fly 
> tying, getting ready for a fall trip in Wyoming..
> 
> Ron Boutin 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
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>> On Jun 26, 2019, at 5:32 PM, Phxflytyer  wrote:
>> 
>> Nice fish Jack. 
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>> Thank You,
>> Alan Di Somma
>> Mesa, Az.
>> 
>> Some mistakes are just too much fun to make only once.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Jun 26, 2019, at 1:08 PM, Jack Harford  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Lots of rain in Indiana. Just returned from a trip to Korea and Japan. 
>>> South Korea stocked bass and bluegills years ago and they have flourished 
>>> in many of their lakes and rivers. I keep a fly rod at my daughter's house 
>>> for visits like this. Got out a couple of times (bass pic)
>>> Back Home Again in Indiana it has been mostly pond fishing for bluegills 
>>> and the occasional bass. The rivers are starting to go down and may be 
>>> fishable soon if we don't get more rain. 
>>> 
 On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:41 PM Rene Zillmann  
 wrote:
 Hi Gary,
 
 slow list, indeed, but I'm slow as well.
 
 Tying is slow, I'm too busy with family duties - family grows like crazy, 
 4 grandchildren so far and 3 to surface until end of year.
 
 I was out only once a week ago, with my oldest grandchild - thze boy is 3. 
 So, we had some fun, did catch one small fish, and missed a 2nd one. The 
 'productive' pattern was my blue parachute beetle. I did ty this one at 
 the sowbug.
 
 I hope, you folks had more time for fishing
 
 Best
 
 Rene
 
 
 
 
> On 06/17/2019 06:28 AM, Gary Webb wrote:
> Fishing reports?  New patterns you are tying?  
> 
> Fishing here has not been too good.  We have had so much rain that the 
> Mississippi by La Crosse, Wi just lifted the No Wake regulations that 
> have been in place for a record 90 days.  Previous record was 46.  The 
> trout streams are running a four times normal flow.  That seems to have 
> caused the hatches to be off schedule.   Panfish spawning is affected 
> too.  I have managed to catch a few fish.  But nothing is happening at 
> the normal times. Part of the challenge, I guess.  A new (to me) fly I've 
> tied is: Grillo's Hippie Stomper.   
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4rilByk4hU  .  it was created for trout, 
> but I know it works for Bass.  My son in law has a pond behind his back 
> yard and has just started fly fishing.  i gave him two and he caught a 
> nice three pound Smallmouth on one.  Probably will work for Panfish too.  
> Tuesday I'm scheduled to take two of my grandsons fishing.  We will go to 
> a local pond and try for Bluegills. Normally this would be a guaranteed 
> success.  But you never know.  The last time I took them they wandered 
> around the pond trying to catch frogs. They had a great time.  Which is 
> the whole point.  I remember doing the same for crawdads when I was a kid 
> in West Virginia. 
> 
> Gary
>
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Re: [VFB] What's everyone doing?

2019-06-26 Thread Ron Boutin
Have had a lot of rain here in New York. It has affected the hatches but have 
had some decent days fishing the Delaware river system. Been doing some fly 
tying, getting ready for a fall trip in Wyoming..

Ron Boutin 

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> On Jun 26, 2019, at 5:32 PM, Phxflytyer  wrote:
> 
> Nice fish Jack. 
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> Thank You,
> Alan Di Somma
> Mesa, Az.
> 
> Some mistakes are just too much fun to make only once.
> 
> 
> 
>> On Jun 26, 2019, at 1:08 PM, Jack Harford  wrote:
>> 
>> Lots of rain in Indiana. Just returned from a trip to Korea and Japan. South 
>> Korea stocked bass and bluegills years ago and they have flourished in many 
>> of their lakes and rivers. I keep a fly rod at my daughter's house for 
>> visits like this. Got out a couple of times (bass pic)
>> Back Home Again in Indiana it has been mostly pond fishing for bluegills and 
>> the occasional bass. The rivers are starting to go down and may be fishable 
>> soon if we don't get more rain. 
>> 
>>> On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:41 PM Rene Zillmann  
>>> wrote:
>>> Hi Gary,
>>> 
>>> slow list, indeed, but I'm slow as well.
>>> 
>>> Tying is slow, I'm too busy with family duties - family grows like crazy, 4 
>>> grandchildren so far and 3 to surface until end of year.
>>> 
>>> I was out only once a week ago, with my oldest grandchild - thze boy is 3. 
>>> So, we had some fun, did catch one small fish, and missed a 2nd one. The 
>>> 'productive' pattern was my blue parachute beetle. I did ty this one at the 
>>> sowbug.
>>> 
>>> I hope, you folks had more time for fishing
>>> 
>>> Best
>>> 
>>> Rene
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
 On 06/17/2019 06:28 AM, Gary Webb wrote:
 Fishing reports?  New patterns you are tying?  
 
 Fishing here has not been too good.  We have had so much rain that the 
 Mississippi by La Crosse, Wi just lifted the No Wake regulations that have 
 been in place for a record 90 days.  Previous record was 46.  The trout 
 streams are running a four times normal flow.  That seems to have caused 
 the hatches to be off schedule.   Panfish spawning is affected too.  I 
 have managed to catch a few fish.  But nothing is happening at the normal 
 times. Part of the challenge, I guess.  A new (to me) fly I've tied is: 
 Grillo's Hippie Stomper.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4rilByk4hU  .  
 it was created for trout, but I know it works for Bass.  My son in law has 
 a pond behind his back yard and has just started fly fishing.  i gave him 
 two and he caught a nice three pound Smallmouth on one.  Probably will 
 work for Panfish too.  
 Tuesday I'm scheduled to take two of my grandsons fishing.  We will go to 
 a local pond and try for Bluegills. Normally this would be a guaranteed 
 success.  But you never know.  The last time I took them they wandered 
 around the pond trying to catch frogs. They had a great time.  Which is 
 the whole point.  I remember doing the same for crawdads when I was a kid 
 in West Virginia. 
 
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Re: [VFB] What's everyone doing?

2019-06-26 Thread Phxflytyer
Nice fish Jack. 


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Thank You,
Alan Di Somma
Mesa, Az.

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> On Jun 26, 2019, at 1:08 PM, Jack Harford  wrote:
> 
> Lots of rain in Indiana. Just returned from a trip to Korea and Japan. South 
> Korea stocked bass and bluegills years ago and they have flourished in many 
> of their lakes and rivers. I keep a fly rod at my daughter's house for visits 
> like this. Got out a couple of times (bass pic)
> Back Home Again in Indiana it has been mostly pond fishing for bluegills and 
> the occasional bass. The rivers are starting to go down and may be fishable 
> soon if we don't get more rain. 
> 
>> On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 3:41 PM Rene Zillmann  
>> wrote:
>> Hi Gary,
>> 
>> slow list, indeed, but I'm slow as well.
>> 
>> Tying is slow, I'm too busy with family duties - family grows like crazy, 4 
>> grandchildren so far and 3 to surface until end of year.
>> 
>> I was out only once a week ago, with my oldest grandchild - thze boy is 3. 
>> So, we had some fun, did catch one small fish, and missed a 2nd one. The 
>> 'productive' pattern was my blue parachute beetle. I did ty this one at the 
>> sowbug.
>> 
>> I hope, you folks had more time for fishing
>> 
>> Best
>> 
>> Rene
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 06/17/2019 06:28 AM, Gary Webb wrote:
>>> Fishing reports?  New patterns you are tying?  
>>> 
>>> Fishing here has not been too good.  We have had so much rain that the 
>>> Mississippi by La Crosse, Wi just lifted the No Wake regulations that have 
>>> been in place for a record 90 days.  Previous record was 46.  The trout 
>>> streams are running a four times normal flow.  That seems to have caused 
>>> the hatches to be off schedule.   Panfish spawning is affected too.  I have 
>>> managed to catch a few fish.  But nothing is happening at the normal times. 
>>> Part of the challenge, I guess.  A new (to me) fly I've tied is: Grillo's 
>>> Hippie Stomper.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4rilByk4hU  .  it was 
>>> created for trout, but I know it works for Bass.  My son in law has a pond 
>>> behind his back yard and has just started fly fishing.  i gave him two and 
>>> he caught a nice three pound Smallmouth on one.  Probably will work for 
>>> Panfish too.  
>>> Tuesday I'm scheduled to take two of my grandsons fishing.  We will go to a 
>>> local pond and try for Bluegills. Normally this would be a guaranteed 
>>> success.  But you never know.  The last time I took them they wandered 
>>> around the pond trying to catch frogs. They had a great time.  Which is the 
>>> whole point.  I remember doing the same for crawdads when I was a kid in 
>>> West Virginia. 
>>> 
>>> Gary
>>>
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Re: [VFB] What's everyone doing?

2019-06-26 Thread Rene Zillmann

Hi Gary,

slow list, indeed, but I'm slow as well.

Tying is slow, I'm too busy with family duties - family grows like 
crazy, 4 grandchildren so far and 3 to surface until end of year.


I was out only once a week ago, with my oldest grandchild - thze boy is 
3. So, we had some fun, did catch one small fish, and missed a 2nd one. 
The 'productive' pattern was my blue parachute beetle. I did ty this one 
at the sowbug.


I hope, you folks had more time for fishing

Best

Rene



On 06/17/2019 06:28 AM, Gary Webb wrote:

Fishing reports?  New patterns you are tying?

Fishing here has not been too good.  We have had so much rain that the 
Mississippi by La Crosse, Wi just lifted the No Wake regulations that 
have been in place for a record 90 days. Previous record was 46.  The 
trout streams are running a four times normal flow.  That seems to 
have caused the hatches to be off schedule.   Panfish spawning is 
affected too.  I have managed to catch a few fish.  But nothing is 
happening at the normal times. Part of the challenge, I guess.  A new 
(to me) fly I've tied is: Grillo's Hippie Stomper. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4rilByk4hU .  it was created for 
trout, but I know it works for Bass.  My son in law has a pond behind 
his back yard and has just started fly fishing.  i gave him two and he 
caught a nice three pound Smallmouth on one.  Probably will work for 
Panfish too.
Tuesday I'm scheduled to take two of my grandsons fishing.  We will go 
to a local pond and try for Bluegills. Normally this would be a 
guaranteed success.  But you never know.  The last time I took them 
they wandered around the pond trying to catch frogs. They had a great 
time.  Which is the whole point.  I remember doing the same for 
crawdads when I was a kid in West Virginia.


Gary

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