Yeah, and
probably the most difficult type of hole for me. Slow, Long and
Deep. I'm fishing the inside of the bend, water flowing from
right to left. The far side is unwadable and is tight by spinning
standards. Roll casting from the inside is easily done.
Rising fish are few and far between and nothing rising steadily.
Baits of choice are nightcrawlers and salted minnows (I think) suspended
below a float.
Most of
your dry patterns would be a bust I think. I've never really seen
anything hatching off the hole. A green or mean (red) weenie might
work and I've never been comfortable tying a big San Juan Worm. I
just don't have much confidence in them. I'm still new at getting a
streamer to 'work' properly, mostly a dredger/nympher type fisher.
This is a
stocker stream and I'll get the name as soon as I find my PA Atlas and
Gazetteer.
-->Garry
PS -- THANKS!!!!
At 03:29 PM 12/7/2005, you wrote:
Bait fishermen are outfishing
you??? You're using the wrong fly. Tell the list what the
conditions are and let's see who can come up with a perfect flybox for
you. I'll begin without even knowing what kind of water and ammend
it later when you respond. Here it is;
Green Weenie #18, Copper/Burgundy Killer Caddis #16, Yellow Humpy #18,
PTN #16, Tan CDC & ELK #16, Brown Stone Nymph #12... next?
Murf
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