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June 3rd, 2005, 05:10 AM
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"Scott Seidman" wrote in message . 1.4... Dave LaCourse wrote in : Remember, if your indicator (line/leader connection) is going faster or the same speed as the top current (watch to bubbles),... I don't get this. I know you're up there with the best nymph fishermen I know, but I don't see how a nymph without a motor on it can go faster than the current... He didn't mean that. He meant the indicator should be going a little slower than the surface current. It won't ever be going faster unless there's some strange drag from a fast side current or something. Anyway, this is why Borger calls it a drift indicator instead of a strike indicator. 
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