Re: [VFB] What Would You Do Next?

[suzon mehmud]

thankyou monte

 

Monte Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

There's a small picture of one here:
http://www.flyfishrivers.com/Combin/Library.html

Spin some deer hair in your color of choice about 2/3 of the shank.
Spin white deer in front of that. Trim the "fly" into a "V" or Mohawk
cut. Add an oversized white or other light hackle, just a couple of
turns.

Probably best imitates the bulk of a beetle; all I know is it works very
well!

Regards,
Monte

Kevin W. Machon wrote:

> Do you have a picture or link to a "Mohawk"?
>
>
>> From: Monte Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Reply-To:
>> To:
>> Subject: Re: [VFB] What Would You Do Next?
>> Date: Sun, 26 Dec 2004 22:34:49 -0800
>>
>> Hi Kev,
>>
>> Tie on an orange Mohawk. Never leave home without 'em. ;-)
>>
>> Monte
>>
>>>> For the sake of learing from the wisdom on this list, I would like
>>>> to know
>>>> what y'all would turn to in the following "hypothetical" situation:
>>>>
>>>> You make it out for a mid-winter fishing trip on a very nice,
>>>> 40-something
>>>> degree day. Partly coudy day, clear water stream, water temp in
>>>> the high
>>>> 30's to low 40's. Very few bugs coming off, all small mayflies.
>>>>
>>>> About mid-day you move one fish and catch another nice 'bow on a
>>>> double
>>>> nymph rig. A little while later you have repeated rises to your
>>>> orange,
>>>> foam strike indicator by a very nice trout, followed by an actual
>>>> take of
>>>> the same strike indicator by what appears to be the same trout.
>>>>
>>>> Now assuming you have no flo-orange foam flies in your box, what do
>>>> you do
>>>> to catch this obviously active and interested fish?
>>>>
>>>> I would be happy to supply additional details for this fictional
>>>> story if
>>>>
>>>>
>>> it
>>>
>>>
>>>> would help with your answer.
>>>>

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