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Off the subject but... My wife and I are contemplating moving to NC.
Maybe around Wilson, as she is an antique dealer. Where does one find good fly fishing in NC? Mind you I am from southern California and have not been to NC yet. Thanks! Ken Fortenberry wrote: In picking through all my flies to select the ones I want to carry in my vest that day I came across a yellow humpy that must have been among the first I ever tied. The proportions were all wrong, the hackle was at least two sizes too big and poorly tied to boot. So naturally I tossed it in the box. I challenge you to find ANYTHING in, near, or around a North Carolina mountain stream that looks like a yellow humpy. There is no aquatic insect, surface or sub-surface that looks like a yellow humpy, there is no terrestrial or even extra- terrestrial that looks like a yellow humpy ! So why do they work ? Woudn't you like to just once be able to do a Vulcan mind meld with a trout and ask him "What in the hell were you THINKING ?" |
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