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In article , Dave LaCourse
writes On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 15:22:06 -0700 (PDT), Steve Cain wrote: Lots of action, minimal surgery. Which reminds me: Ensure that your barbs are pinched and the kids are wearing some kind of eye glasses. Dave An alternative method would be to fish a very buoyant fly - a deerhair or elkhair amd retrieve quickly to create a decent wake. The fish will go mad for it and if you dispense with the actual point, not just the barb, you won't harm any fish and have some great sport. I fished like this on a four fish ticket point and had great sport seing the chasing rainbows. My neighbour angler commented how unlucky I had been not hooking anything:-) -- Bill Grey |
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