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smaslar
10/03/2012 - 23:10
We're giving away over $20 worth of Perfect Fly brand flies to one forum contributor each month. We want to increase the amount of great trout fishing information available on troutu.com, and we need your help. Got good questions, useful tips, information on a particular destination, new fly recipes, or even a great trout fishing anecdote? Share it all on our forum, and you just might get some of the best trout flies available! Here are some guidelines:
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As a beginning fly fisherman,
by Steve Stanley (not verified) - 10/23/2012 - 18:35
As a beginning fly fisherman, I am really loving the fall season at Wolf Lake near Courtenay, BC. Who knew that the caddis fly pattern could be so deadly. Get fishin'.
I have fished the Little
by Rogwood - 10/23/2012 - 11:30
I have fished the Little River just out of Sparta for thirty years. This years it has become a designated delayed harvest stream. I had opportunity to go last week and had good success. I confess that I am not a "purist." I love to fish with flies using an ultra lite spinning rig. Most success was on a wooly bugger with a couple of nice browns on a hopper. The Little River delayed harvest begins at Whitehead on Highway 18 and continues down beyond the rifle range. That's all the secret I'm going to share.
I live near a river that has
by Steve Stanley (not verified) - 10/05/2012 - 15:47
I live near a river that has an excellent salmon run in the fall. Does the presence of lots of salmon impact on the resident trout? Does it make them more shy and less eager to eat? Do the salmon hold in spots where trout would normally lie and if so, where do the trout go for the month or two where the salmon are plentiful?
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As a beginning fly fisherman,
by Steve Stanley (not verified) - 10/23/2012 - 18:35
As a beginning fly fisherman, I am really loving the fall season at Wolf Lake near Courtenay, BC. Who knew that the caddis fly pattern could be so deadly. Get fishin'.
I have fished the Little
by Rogwood - 10/23/2012 - 11:30
I have fished the Little River just out of Sparta for thirty years. This years it has become a designated delayed harvest stream. I had opportunity to go last week and had good success. I confess that I am not a "purist." I love to fish with flies using an ultra lite spinning rig. Most success was on a wooly bugger with a couple of nice browns on a hopper. The Little River delayed harvest begins at Whitehead on Highway 18 and continues down beyond the rifle range. That's all the secret I'm going to share.
I live near a river that has
by Steve Stanley (not verified) - 10/05/2012 - 15:47
I live near a river that has an excellent salmon run in the fall. Does the presence of lots of salmon impact on the resident trout? Does it make them more shy and less eager to eat? Do the salmon hold in spots where trout would normally lie and if so, where do the trout go for the month or two where the salmon are plentiful?
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