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Old 10-10-2005, 10:01 PM
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Fly fishers?

Just curious to see how many other fly fishermen there are out there. Fresh or Salt? Favourite waters? Tie your own? etc.

I fish fresh for various strains of bass, bream, crappie, and catfish (yep it can be done). I fish the inland waters for specks, reds, pampano, mackeral, and anything else that will bite.

I tie almost all my own flies.
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Old 10-11-2005, 07:41 PM
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No one? You know the 12 apostles were fly fishermen; but John was a dryfly fisherman!
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I knew about fishing for fish and for men, but I didn't know about fishing for flies. I just swat them. I don't even look to see what kind they are. I'll look a little closer next time.

I used to do a bit of fishing, Lawrence, but I never did fly fishing. I've seen it done, and I'd love to try it. Around here I suppose one would really have to know where to fish like that, because most of what we have is bottom feeders. There is big-mouth bass somewhere here, though.

Do you have one of those hats with your own tied flies all over?
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Just a plastic worm Bass fisher. May use a jig ever so once in a while. Usually fish ponds or lakes.
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Old 10-11-2005, 09:42 PM
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Just a plastic worm Bass fisher....





I was converted to the worm this summer and I'm never looking back.

I wouldn't be opposed to fly fishing, but it looks like it really requires mastering the technique. Any kind of fishing is okay by me, except for ice fishing-- requires way too much beer.
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OK, I'm a fly fisherman, but I haven't gone fishing in 10 years.

I used to tie my own flies and I fished all the streams of central and western Montana. The East Gallatin bordered our ranch and the Madison was only 5 miles away.

I was spoiled. Now I live in the Puget Sound region and I just haven't gotten around to trying to fly fish the sound.

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