Re: [VFB] Booby query no:2

[mark romero]

Henk, i'm gonna give that a try. Can you tell me, how far apart the two 
droppers are, and how far the closest one to the dry fly is from the dry 
fly? And how long the droppers are? Might be fun to give the fish three 
possible meals. mark.....

From: Henk Verhaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] Booby query no:2
Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 13:17:27 +0200
On 8-okt-04, at 1:03, Niclas Runarsson wrote:
So, to the question. I read, just now, some booby tips and techniques and 
something called "Washing the line technique". I've never heard of it. 
Maybe it's an English term for something I already know... maybe it's not 
and it's something completely new.

Washing line technique, where you have a floating fly on the end of the 
leader (as opposed to a bob fly on the top dropper) and two or three slowly 
sinking, unweighted nymphs as droppers above that, usually buzzers. When 
the leader is more or less taut, you have a situation with the droppers 
hanging from a leader suspended in the surface, resembling a washing line 
with socks on. A relatively recent British stillwater technique, at least 
as a named technique...

Henk
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