- Gary
At 06:50 PM 11/26/03, you wrote:
The insects change color to match the surroundings.
Jerry WY
At 04:30 PM 11/26/03 -0600, you wrote:Went out at lunch today to one of the park ponds and took about a dozen or so palm-sized Bluegills on an Orange/Yellow Granny Bug.
Is it just me, or do some fish tend to take flies that are colored like the seasons? By that I mean, in the spring through early summer I seem to do well on flies that are shades of olive or green. In the heat of summer, black and brown works for me. In fall, orange and yellow. Anyone have a take on this?
- Gary
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