Tactics for big lazy browns in Gin clear water
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Sorry guys, on that river it’s a tactic unlikely to work, unless the sea-runs are in.
The trials and tribulations of the Wainui-o-mata are well known.. 🙂
Do what Clark says.
gin clear water, why that calls for an olive fly
here is my amateur version with mspaint, would look better if it was spun dear hair
Yep it is… lethal little thing it is too….
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
What type of dubbing did you use on that first fly? Is that rabbit? Awesome looking flies by the way.
Ay, thanks for all the advice guys, it seems to have payed off.
Long long leader, lighter tippet, something a little different and alot of stealth. Bagged myself 3 of these fellas:
I love it when a plan comes together…
Good work Daryl…
Pheasant feathers posted yesterday….
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
What type of dubbing did you use on that first fly? Is that rabbit? Awesome looking flies by the way.
That one isn’t my tie Robert… but I do know it’s Hare’s Mask fur.
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
Pheasant feathers posted yesterday….
Ah cool! Thanks Clark. It will come in handy – yesterdays fish took a pheasant tail nymph, with an ICE dub thorax, and CDC legs, under a ZAK nymph, under a CDC Caddis.
Good One Daryl nice work.
A question for the counrty singin’, kingie fighting , Sage weilding Clark…. with small dries and spookie brownies,you talked about the shine off the tippett / leader material, have you ever had to resort to sanding tippett down to take the shine off it ??I use a leader sinkant usually which helps. but if the material is particularly shiny then just a
You can judge a man by the size of things which annoy him.
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