Hi Tony,

There is an official pattern: the Bare Hook Nymph.
http://classicflyrodforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=73&t=55086
>From the story I know it was a PTN, tied classic with wire. After a
couple of fish only the copper thorax was left and still did catch fish.
So, it was invented as a pattern.

I remember catching fish on a golden hook. Maybe they did take it as
tiny fish.

Rene

 

On 02/12/2014 01:53 AM, Anthony Spezio wrote:
> It sure is.
> One day when I was fishing with my buddy in his 10 ft flat bottomed
> jon boat, I caught 28 fish on the same fly.
> The last 4 were just a bare hook.
> Pretty good day of fishing. All with an intermediate sinking line.
>
> I don't know if it was on the VFB or the prior list I was on that I
> posted this.
> Some years ago when my friend and hit the White. It was March the sun
> was shining but it was cold. We fished Cotter where the spring flows
> into the White. The action was fast but the Trout were not very big.
> We were catching so many that a bunch that were at the park assembled
> on the rise behind us. I was using a sz 14 Emerger tied in a scud
> hook. Every time Al or I would catch a fish they would clap and shout.
> The fly I was using started really getting torn up till there was
> nothing but the bare hook. I don't know what that hook represented but
> they took it on every cast. I ended up with 98 Trout, all but one were
> Browns. The other one was a Cut bow. Al C&R over 100. I have never
> seen another day like that.
> I posted this and got replies from a number on the list that using a
> bare hook in their state was illegal. The hook has to be a colored
> hook to be legal.
> I am sure it is hard to believe this but it did happen. The trout were
> between 9 and 11 inches. That is small for the White considering they
> don't stock anything less than 12 inches.
> Tony
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