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Post by freeliner on Nov 8, 2010 19:11:31 GMT
While looking at some mullet fly-fishing sites last week, I stumbled on this French page: an interview with an angler who seems to have caught almost every fish you can think of using the fly, including some unlikely saltwater fish. Some nice pics, and worth reading if your browser can translate the page without turning into gobbledegook. blog.mouche-fr.com/nicolas39/index.php?post/2009/12/09/Christophe-Lecoq |
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Post by maghouse on Nov 8, 2010 22:22:46 GMT
Great selection of fish ...
Flounder on a fly - there's a challenge !
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Post by kingfish on Nov 10, 2010 19:22:24 GMT
it is amazing what you can catch on fly fishing gear, in recent years anglers have taken the sport to new levels - both freshwater and seawater alike. the sea fishing freternity fish for species such as sailfish and marlin, to name a couple - while our freshwater anglers have caught just about every thing that there is to be caught in ponds,rivers and lakes.
my own experience whilst fishing for sea trout in wales, on one occassion i managed to catch a flounder on a blood worm fly. which when you think about it is not that unusual when you consider the location i was fishing and the imitation fly i was using.
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Post by olsmelly on Jun 20, 2011 11:30:34 GMT
You might like to try fly fishing with a SPINNING ROD!............. using ordinary monofil...........
Tackle up with yer fave flies. Select a suitably elongated pebble and fix it to the end of the line, just behind the tip fly, with a clove hitch............and cast!
The release of tension on hitting the water, will let the pebble drop free and you are ready to retrieve........... little jerks (like me) and a very slow rewind.
I prefer a sinking fly used this way.
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