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jayL
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I am the exact opposite. During a major hatch, I usually lose count of fish caught subsurface. When I am forced to switch to dries, my catch rate goes down.
WildTigerTrout wrote:
Catching trout is not boring. Not catching is boring! The purist think that their method is superior and look down on anyone who does not fish like they do. Anybody who goes flyfishing and says they don't care about catching fish are lying to themselves. Everybody likes to catch fish! I fish drys also but do not restrict myself to that one method. I learned from an old friend that if you want to become a good flyfisherman you must be versatile. Right back at you on the steaming hot mug.
acristickid wrote:
J-
April really? Not May? Humm.
Let's see what we got in April- bwo's maybe, hendricksons,blue quill, quill gordon, grannoms, craneflies, an early sulpher.
Maybe the fish aren't as beat and the water is a little higher and stained plus less anglers.
Okay, maybe.
dbudday wrote:
I have to throw in here...
if I have to be a dirty nympher to catch fish that day, then I'm going to be a dirty nympher.
Dan