"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
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snakefiddler wrote:

that would be the one- i need a fly for that, i'll check appalachian
anglers. what would i ask for? any special name for it?

Have you ever seen a fish eat one of those ? I never have.

no forty, in my extensive experience fly fishing i have never seen a fish
eat one of those! SEG


The green lacewing is a terrestrial insect that isn't likely
to end up in the water. Terrestrial insects that are likely
to end up in the water, and on the menu, are beetles, ants,
crickets and hoppers.

thanks for the tip- i saw some grasshoppers at appalachian anglers that were
so realistic they were almost too creepy to touch. (but then, ripping worms
in half and sticking them on hooks isn't creepy? ;- )

got some beetles among the goodies that frank sent me. i'll try em.

snakefiddler

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Ken Fortenberry