It was a strike indicator. I say that - #1 because I saw it and #2 because they are only allowed to tie on one fly in that tournament.
- Gary
At 02:58 PM 12/12/2003, you wrote:
Patrick-
It may actually have been a fly. Using a train of two or more (3 is legal in Oregon) flies is a fairly common practice. You can use two or three different patterns or different sizes and colors of the same pattern as searching flies to see what the fish are hitting on. Or you can use a fairly good sized dry fly as a strike indicator and a nymph as a dropper. Or a heavy wet fly like a Kaufmann stone as a tool fly to get a nymph down deep if you're fishing somewhere where lead shot is outlawed or you just don't want to use it.
-John Oregon
Patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I was watching the fly fishing masters yesterday and I was wondering what the little thing on there line was?? it looks like a fly but its about 3 to 4 feet above the fly its self???
This is probly something that every body knows but me so thought that I would ask.
thanks
Patrick
Myrtle Creek Oregon
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