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Willi wrote:
Did you see any Olives? What dries were working for you? We were too close to the dam to see any olives. We heard they were hatching down by Baetis Bend and below the Texas Hole. But we were way up in the midge waters. Griffith's gnats were good if you could pick your fly out from the naturals. There were a lot of naturals and the light was real flat, so picking yours out from the crowd was pretty tough. Small parachute adams with a little of the tail cut off were working OK. Mike had some fly he had tied that looked a lot like a Griffith's gnat with a little white post sticking up that he could see - that was the best fly because you had a chance of telling if the tack was your fly or a natural right next to it. We were also floating the flies down to the fish from above, on 6x tippet. I tried fishing a few of the fish from below with 7x, but that just wasn't working. See ya in a few weeks. Looking forward to it. |
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