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    No need to be an early bird to fish this stream; things don?t really get going on top until 10:00. Drive over was uneventful, although a guy in front of me nearly bagged a black bear crossing the road. Still pretty green around here, thanks to a wet June and relatively cool July; fingers crossed that continues.






    This?ll do






    Only a few midges and a lone yellow sally show; not that I was expecting to have to match the hatch here. Royal Moodah gets to lead off




    A few refusals then a connection




    A few more casts, a few more fish then it?s time to switch



    Just add water




    = fish

    Just a tourist passing through


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    Lather, rinse, repeat























    Just a tourist passing through


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    Last hole. First cast gets a refusal rise; back off, switch flies, flip it in




    And get the nicest fish of the day; I take that as a sign from the fishing gods that it?s time to pack up and head back




    Regards,
    Scott
    Just a tourist passing through


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    Scott,
    You changed flies six or seven times...............because ????? I ask only because I would probably depend on using the FIRST fly that probuced the FIRST fish as long as conditions , typeof water and time of day were consistant. BTW, that is NOT etched in concrete for all cases and conditions. I confess that my reluctance to change flies often is due, in no small part , to my age/eyesight.

    Mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Scott,
    You changed flies six or seven times...............because ????? I ask only because I would probably depend on using the FIRST fly that probuced the FIRST fish as long as conditions , typeof water and time of day were consistant. BTW, that is NOT etched in concrete for all cases and conditions. I confess that my reluctance to change flies often is due, in no small part , to my age/eyesight.

    Mark
    Mark,
    Have you seen Scott's flytying posts???? If you tie that many flies, you feel compelled to use them.
    Ted

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    Ted,
    Actually THAT was my next thought when posting my response. Your comment/observation is obvious but for some reason, I recanted posting that PROBABILITY

    Mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Scott,
    You changed flies six or seven times...............because ?????
    Mark,

    I don’t think I fished any fly more than 10 minutes; they weren’t picky and I was trying out some different patterns for floatability/visibility (didn’t post pics of all the stuff I used).

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    Scott
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    Scott,
    It had to be THAT , ELSE, recognizing your expertise, I would have to drasctically change my fly re-tying practices despite my handicaps

    Mark
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