Another way overrated pic. Only after a hard fight can you get a fish to "pose" so steady. 5 for the picture and 0 for the imagination. You get 2-3, let's say 2.
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Honestly, this photo is way overrated. You get 1 since I hate seeing trout get squized.
I like the shape of these salmon... when they are jumping a waterfall. You get 0 dude!
Leigh,
I have a version of the Weta in a fly... drop me a line and I will get you some...
Hello,
Could you tell me what spey fly uses Merganzer and Cermerrains feathers.
Thanks nice sight.
Your flies have inspired me to try to do these flies justice.The manner you have presented them has started a itch in me I will have to scratch!!!!
this is the best tip i've had in ages.I've been checking every sink since. Many thanks
Nicely composed picture. I like the background. I don't like the green "butt-tag" and the immense eight turns of ribbing: You get 4.
First article that told a beginner like me how to set up my fly rod. Used simple terms and gave good instructions. Thank you.
And with the water temp at a brisk 42 F and the air temp 50, I just had to go back today and try for something on the bottom. Although it is only a two acre pond there have been eight pound Largemouth Bass taken there. I brought alomg a few tiny crawfish imitations that I often take big Bluegills with and sometimes a small bass. In the cold water you simply crawl them along. I picked up three bass, the bigger one is hopefully attached to this post. It was fun on a 6X leader on that tiny rod.
Let me answer my question for you. They are fine rods. I have been catching big Bluegills with mine all afternoon and it casts quite well.
Good to hear. Nobody else had obviously tried these rods. Personally I like the short and light rods, but unfortunately I have no bluegills to go try such a rod on. Wish I had, but the access to convenient small water/small fish is not good where I live.
Martin
Nice pattern Hans,and awesome pictures in Your page :shock:
I like it :!: :)
Please post Your patterns in future 🙄
Let me answer my question for you. They are fine rods. I have been catching big Bluegills with mine all afternoon and it casts quite well. Has a nice feel to it and when I get the proper line on there I am sure that it will feel even better. The lightest I had was a four. It is going to be worthy of the freestone streams of the mid-Atlantic hills.
