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August 24th, 2005, 03:55 PM
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This past week I used a "Sacandaga Bomber" (size 10 hook, white/orange
body, sparse hackle around body, dense hackle and yarn behind eye) as a strike indicator. Attached was four feet of 7X tippet and a beadhead nymph. This worked very well with the smallies in the Sacandaga River (Hope, NY). Several times they did strike at the SB but only one inhaled it. I have used the foam and yarn indicators, but prefer a dry as the indicator. 
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