Fish on the fly at E.E. Wilson

brandon4455

• Nov 5, 2010

i go to e.e wilson every year in feb when they start stocking again. but this time im going to bring a fly rod with. any suggestions for what would work under an indicator? or anything else that isn't a dry.


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eggs

• Nov 5, 2010

yea not much happening for dry fly around here in Feb. but a #14-16 bead head Gold Ribbed Heirs Ear with a #18-20 black emerger 16" down on the dropper would do fine under an indecator set 6-8' deep.... or trolling around a #10-14 black/olive/brown bugger or something with a bit of flash(BUD LIGHT SPECIAL coughcough) on a sink line/tip down 10' feet would do well I am sure..

 

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troutdude

• Nov 5, 2010

eggs said:

trolling around a #10-14 black/olive/brown bugger would do well I am sure..

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Yep. I have caught MANY trout at EE w/ Woolies! That's a great choice.

 

brandon4455

• Nov 5, 2010

thanks guys. i appriciate the help im already excited about it lol


brandon

 

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michigan_transplant

• Nov 5, 2010

i used to see anatoliy (spelling??) there with a fly rod doing pretty well. might pm him.

 

brandon4455

• Nov 5, 2010

i got the info i needed to do well i thank the man who shared it with me *cough jay cough* hopefully ill land a few

 

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michigan_transplant

• Nov 6, 2010

the brookies they stocked at the beginning of the year last year were tiny and disappointing.

 

brandon4455

• Nov 6, 2010

michigan_transplant said:

the brookies they stocked at the beginning of the year last year were tiny and disappointing.

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really? the brookies in there are usually pretty big ive seen some up in the 15-mid 20 inch range before.

 

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silkiechicken

• Nov 6, 2010

We got a limit of brookies the first weekend after they stocked the 3k. Took 30 minutes at sunrise and all were 8-10 inches, one was 11 inches.

 

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michigan_transplant

• Nov 7, 2010

silkiechicken said:

We got a limit of brookies the first weekend after they stocked the 3k. Took 30 minutes at sunrise and all were 8-10 inches, one was 11 inches.

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thats the size i saw them last year.

 

brandon4455

• Nov 7, 2010

thats pretty small