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Well i know this isn't considered exactly a "sportsmens" fly but i thought that it could catch some fish at small local ponds. So how do you tie it? I can't figure it out
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rainbowfisherman said:Well i know this isn't considered exactly a "sportsmens" fly but i thought that it could catch some fish at small local ponds. So how do you tie it? I can't figure it out
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a pink san juan worm is also great for steelhead in low clear water..... as for a pellet fly, I think you can get them from cabellas..... they come in the broka ass baaaztard kit with the cigarette butt fly, the booger fly the cheeto fly ( an A.A favorite ) the bare hook fly and broke off tip fly.Mike123 said:LMFAO! Why not just fish bait?
Those freshly planted pellet trout are retarded. Any flashy little nymph or chironomid will catch one. I would also tie a san juan worm in PINK. That is by far the BEST fly for dumb hatchery trout.
rainbowfisherman said:Would the pebbles and cork trick work in a pond like salish or walter wirth or jcp?
halibuthitman said:a pink san juan worm is also great for steelhead in low clear water..... as for a pellet fly, I think you can get them from cabellas..... they come in the broka ass baaaztard kit with the cigarette butt fly, the booger fly the cheeto fly ( an A.A favorite ) the bare hook fly and broke off tip fly.
yesFishtopher said:Hear that? Thats all the fly fishing purists that are crying over their whiskey because some kid wants to make a pellet fly.:lol:
Just go to the hatchery, spend a few quarters and take home a handfull of pellets to make your own power bait.
Ive heard of that but havent seen anyone do that. It probally dosent work because Salish is such a big pond. Compared to the little hatchery ponds.rainbowfisherman said:Would the pebbles and cork trick work in a pond like salish or walter wirth or jcp?