The first time I introduced my son to Fly Fishing was on Father’s Day weekend in June, 1987. Jean and I went to Bridgeport, CA to try our luck at Virginia Lakes, the East Walker River and Green Creek. Michael was four at the time and was required to put on an overly large [...]
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BAETIS/BWO…More of ‘EM…
Posted in FLIES I HAVE TIED, tagged $3.00 Bridge, Alec Jackson Hooks, Baetis fly patterns, Benecchi Thread, Bishop CA, Bridgeport CA, Brown Trout, BWO Dry Flies, BWO Flies, BWO Nymphs, BWO Parachute, BWO Reversed Half Hackle Wing, Diaachi 1560 Hooks, East Walker River, Five Bridges, Fly Rite, Georges Odier, GHRE, Gordon Griffiths Thread, Hare's Ear Nymph, Krystal Flash, Madison River, Muskrat Dubbing, Owens River, Peacock Herl, Peasant Tail Nymph, Rainbow Trout, Tiemco 2488 Hooks, Tiemco 3769 Hooks, TMC 3761 Hooks, Zelon on October 9, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Here they is:
PHOTO: “BAETIS” – John Jurasek, Blue Ribbon Flies Newsletter
The prolific little bugs that love to hatch on overcast, blustery, rainy, snowy, miserable and memorable days on waters everywhere. I LOVE these guys…
OLIVE/BROWN Baetis…
Hook: TMC 2487, Diiachi 1130, #16-24 (Fall SMALL)
THREAD: Gordon Griffiths, 14/0, olive or gray
TAIL: Three olive or brown [...]
South To Bridgeport, CA And Green Creek….
Posted in Family fly fishers, My fly fishing story, tagged Beetle Fly Pattern, Bridgeport CA, Brook Trout, Brown Trout, East Walker River, Fly Fishing Story, Green Creek, Hardy Reel, Marine Cold Weather Training Center, Sierra Brite Dot, Sportsman's Lodge, Streamer Patterns, Uni Knot, Winston Fiberglass Fly Rod on April 27, 2008 | 7 Comments »
The next day was the day the NY Yankees beat the Dodgers 5-3 in their third World Series game. I know, my Father insisted on my listening to it on the radio.
We departed West Yellowstone at 5:00AM. I wanted to drive straight through to Bridgeport and spend Saturday and Sunday there before returning to work. [...]
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FLYJUNKIESFLYFISHING- the DARK MAGGIE... October 18, 2009Well It's Now Fall, and for a great many of us, Our Thoughts turn to pursuing Steelhead. Steelhead can be caught most every month in some River out West, but here in California, Fall and Winter are the prime times for Steelhead making their epic journeys up Rivers from the Ocean. I haven't targeted Steelhead in a number of years and This Year the u […]noreply@blogger.com (Dean Endress)
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- Fly Tying & The Thread Head (Skip Morris Tips) December 2, 2009Regardless of whether you complete the thread head with a whip finisher or by the hand whip finish, it is important for aesthetics, balance and strength to pay attention to this last part of the fly’s preparation. Flies come apart at this critical point due to faulty thread wraps or weakly secured materials along the [...]SwittersB
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- CDC Dun - fast water December 1, 2009A variant of the CDC Dun, this pattern does away with the microfibbet tails and introduces hackle fibres instead.This is a big 'searching' pattern. At times, a larger, high riding pattern can persuade a fish to take and the extra CDC it carries allows it to cope well in faster riffles of water.Hook: Partridge SUD #10Thread: 14/0 SheerTails: Rooster […]dave.wiltshire1@googlemail.com (Dave Wiltshire)
- CDC Dun - fast water December 1, 2009
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- Tightloop George November 26, 2009Si-a tras CATALOG Cei care au avut ocazia sa vada lansete facute de George cred ca au fost placut impresionati de calitatea finisajelor si performantele lor, cel putin eu am fost, cei care l-au cunoscut stiu ca este un perfectionist. Pentru cei care nu au vazut creatiile lui si nu numai cateva poze :Bucle la fel de stranse :Mai multe poze si info : http://ti […]chill_george@yahoo.com (George Lucian Pamp)
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- Array November 26, 2009Towards the end of a long year it's good to find new energy and creative spirit. Anish Kapoor at the RA, London thrilled me.The photography here isn't great... but you should get a good steer on what I'm trying to do.I use a simple compact digital to crop this...to this...This fly could cover both pupa and emerger: simple, quick, robust but as […]noreply@blogger.com (Andy Baird)
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- Defintion # 1: SNOWCLUMPING November 24, 2009Snowclumping:The act of walking on freshly fallen snow with felt-bottom wading shoes. The snow accumulates on one's soles so that the angler gains 3"-6" in height via large, attached clumps of intact snow.We received our first significant amount of snow last Friday, November 13th. It is here to stay and the ski resorts love it. I connected wit […]cyberfly@cyberfly.com (Frank R. Pisciotta)
- Defintion # 1: SNOWCLUMPING November 24, 2009
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