clear and low.
Hooked 4 the next day and 3 broke off. We were using Frog's hair
tippet but the fish were very smart and ran for the rocks. Don't know
if I was holding on too tight?
Smallest was 14" largest 26". Early morning was best.
Peach sucker spawn, then small dark nymphs later in the morning.
We were using micro shot and strike indicators. Fish that were
stacked up in the deep holes did not bite much mid day, riffles
produced better results.
At 09:05 AM 12/2/2003 -0500, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
stayed on Elk Creek because we were
catching fish.
A wise choice Ginger. You were on the best water anyway. How'd you do BTW? I was there 1st week of Nov. with dances.
Murf
Sr. Biological Scientist
Florida Master Naturalist Program Coordinator
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