Help with nymph fishing

Sierra fisher wrote:
The best way to nymph fish is to go buy a spinning rod.

SPLORK

You tell 'em, SF. ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry

On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 00:01:05 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Sierra fisher wrote:
The best way to nymph fish is to go buy a spinning rod.

SPLORK

You tell 'em, SF. ;-)


Don't encourage him SF, he's bad enough as he is.

BTW, any you turkeys give up on the bobber yet? I've seen the light
and I've become a reformed nympher -- no more bobbers for this lad.

Come to think of it, **** on the nymphs as well -- wets all the way
(emergers actually).

Peter

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Peter Charles writes:

BTW, any you turkeys give up on the bobber yet? I've seen the light
and I've become a reformed nympher -- no more bobbers for this lad.

d;o) Didn't I see Mr. Charles using a SI on the Saugeen about four weeks ago?

BTW, I promise to finish that film this week if the sun ever comes out.
Probably take lots of pictures of the new RS-6. Took it to the track on
Monday. I've never been in a car, including a race car, that goes that fast so
quickly. I'll post the pics of your beautiful Saugeen Salmon that you caught
on a strike indicator.
d;o)
Dave

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On 06 Nov 2003 22:13:35 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse)
wrote:

Peter Charles writes:

BTW, any you turkeys give up on the bobber yet? I've seen the light
and I've become a reformed nympher -- no more bobbers for this lad.

d;o) Didn't I see Mr. Charles using a SI on the Saugeen about four weeks ago?

BTW, I promise to finish that film this week if the sun ever comes out.
Probably take lots of pictures of the new RS-6. Took it to the track on
Monday. I've never been in a car, including a race car, that goes that fast so
quickly. I'll post the pics of your beautiful Saugeen Salmon that you caught
on a strike indicator.
d;o)
Dave

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Bite me Louie

That prime specimen was taken on a magnificent rendition of a
classically tied spey fly on the end of a traditional down-and-across
swing. And I have its mangled remains to prove it. At no time did a
bobber ever adulterate my line.

You, OTOH, rolled a bloody great egg, underneath a bloody great
bobber!!!!

BTW, can't wait to get my greedy little clutches on your RS-6. EG



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Peter Charles writes:

Bite me Louie

d;o)


That prime specimen was taken on a magnificent rendition of a
classically tied spey fly on the end of a traditional down-and-across
swing. And I have its mangled remains to prove it. At no time did a
bobber ever adulterate my line.

Not from where I was standing. Big ole orange thingy it was.


You, OTOH, rolled a bloody great egg, underneath a bloody great
bobber!!!!

Yes. And I learned something on that trip. Your guide is not always right.
The fish I hooked up with were on the purple and white streamers I used the
previous year. Eggs suck.

BTW, can't wait to get my greedy little clutches on your RS-6. EG

Only if Scott is there so we can hard-ass him about it. d;o)

Dave

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"Dave LaCourse" wrote


BTW, can't wait to get my greedy little clutches on your RS-6. EG

Only if Scott is there so we can hard-ass him about it. d;o)

Dave
shee-it. i got a 99 cherokee that i will put on a dirt road against any
freaking yankee vehicle, 'specially driven by worn out ol' barnacles from
masskachoosuts.

yo daddy
wayno

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my daddy wayno writes:

shee-it. i got a 99 cherokee that i will put on a dirt road against any
freaking yankee vehicle, 'specially driven by worn out ol' barnacles from
masskachoosuts.

yo daddy
wayno

The RS-6 ain't gonna see any racing on a dirt road - wheels and tires too
expensive. However, any time ya wanna go on pavement, you let me know. d;o)
Now, if I go to Penns, I'd bring the Land Cruiser, and that wheezer APOS driven
by an old wheezer like you will be no match for the "Farm Implement." This
time, *I* go first and throw stones at you. If you are within 200 feet when we
stop at the end, you win. However, I expect the speeds to be such that your
vehicle will again fail like it did last year. APOS (Look for the union
label.......)

d;o)

BTW, who you bunking with? Is there room for me?

ever the daredevil, wayno writes:
shee-it. i got a 99 cherokee that i will put on a dirt road against any
freaking yankee vehicle, 'specially driven by worn out ol' barnacles from
masskachoosuts.

looks like this one will have to be settled on Woodward Gap Road, say about May
20,2004. I will provide impartial judging and strong drink. Will also drive
myself to and from in the Fabulous Fishing Car, which will also be used to
carry debris from this no doubt ugly spectacle. Might I suggest we also fish a
bit?
Tom

Peter Charles wrote:

On Wed, 05 Nov 2003 00:01:05 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:


Sierra fisher wrote:

The best way to nymph fish is to go buy a spinning rod.

SPLORK

You tell 'em, SF. ;-)



Don't encourage him SF, he's bad enough as he is.

BTW, any you turkeys give up on the bobber yet? I've seen the light
and I've become a reformed nympher -- no more bobbers for this lad.

Come to think of it, **** on the nymphs as well -- wets all the way
(emergers actually).

Did you hear the nymph guys trying to explain to the newbie how to
cast lead and nymphs ? They recommended heaving, tossing and chucking.

Heaving and tossing and chucking is what you do at an all night kegger,
it is NOT fly fishing.

In my humble opinion. ;-)

And I'm glad you've seen the light. ;-) ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry