You sure you didn't have a worm dangling below that midge? ;-) Sounds like standard bream fishing to me. All you needed to be authentic was a cane pole, or were you using a cane fly rod. LOL
JIMMY D
Richard Zieger wrote:
I was out at the lake over mu lunch hour today. Could see a few little rins on the surface but nothing else happening.Tried three or four flies with no fish. I then decided to try a midge pattern I had tied. Cast it out and let it set for a while. Ended up with 4 gills that were about seven inches long.Strange way to catch fish in the early spring.Rick
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