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Hey all. I caught a new PB Rainbow trout. I'd tell you the weight but hate being called a liar! LOL Caught on a balanced pink beaded white leach.
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Yes, called a balanced bead head. The pin is any pin that will not allow the bead to fall off. In this case, it is a pin from craft work earing. I have also used brass brad nails in 22 gauge as well as seamstress pins cut down to length. Hope this answers your questions.
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Butte Ugly Swap-Register here-Open Feb 16
Decisions replied to Flat Rock native's topic in Fly Swaps & Contests
Just for future reference ... this is what's considered a "BAD" decision. LOL -
Butte Ugly Swap-Register here-Open Feb 16
Decisions replied to Flat Rock native's topic in Fly Swaps & Contests
I too am in a bit of a pickle. I decided to rip the fingernail half way off my index finger. I attempted top tie up some flies today with little success. -
Guide's Choice Fly Swap With A Twist
Decisions replied to breambuster's topic in Fly Swaps & Contests
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That's not fair FRN. Needless to say though, when you go out, I truly hope you get to connect with a big ol fat and ugly girl. By all means, do not go by my suggestions. I have yet to seriously try out my outfit. I went with a 9wt fly rod and upped my double tapper to a 10wt. You will chuckle at my tippet. It is 5ft of 150lb seaguar floro. No one, I mean no one can convince me on going anything less for a tippet. I tried the chuck and duck method and can easily manage the fly I tied for the swap. Now I will try the others I got from the swap.
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Yes, got mine as well. Only, lets see, 70 more days before I can give them a true test... Thanks guys for tying up some great flies!
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Nice video Mike. A little advice, don't talk so much during the episode, let the rod and fish do the talking for you....
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Both of these flies will be tied up in large quantities for opener of the trout season for me. Size 10, 12 and 14 will do the trick.
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Tks... A stone fly.
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Don't know what they are called but the trout in my neighborhood sure do like them.
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Caught this one on the infamous HaHaHa fly! (lurking in the shadows). Cheers, Ron...
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Good on ya Tom. May the Karma bless you on your next Musky trip. Cheers, Ron...