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So I guess my questions are two-fold. Any idea what these fish
"soccer" fish were doing? And also, what kind of strategies would you guys reccomend for the summer months? Thanks, Sam Matthews Match the hatch, and if that doesnt work, throw a big weighted black wollybugger right in the face of the fish. Woolies always catch fish. But then again. Its hard to fish flies on spinning tackle. ![]() Thank you Thomas |
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