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Hi All,
I was at a 90+ year old customer's house helping him archive pictures from when he was a kid. The ones that got me were the tarps filled with 20 to 30 3+ lb trout. Wow. So I asked him what he used. He said the caught a little 2 to 3 inch minnow with a tiny worm, then cut the minnow in half and floated the bottom (tail) section down in the current. He also said that the head section did not work so well, just the tail section. Now two days ago another 70+ guy told me the same thing for spring browns. He also said he noticed that the plastic swim baits did not work at all, which I had also noticed. And that the head section did not work. Anyone know of a way to simulate the bottom half of a minnow? Fly? Rubber? Cut the bottom off a swim bait? Many thanks, -T |
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