Is this thing on?

rabbit strip.


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The strongest fresh water fighters are, I think, Channel Catfish.
And you can easily catch them on a flyrod--although not so easily
with flies. To catch channel cats I use a long strip of fresh
pork skin (not smoked) threaded onto a plastic worm rig,
with a split shot at the eye of the hook. Channel Cats don't jump, but
they sure do pull, and they never give up. A spinning rod might
work better than the flyrod, by the way.....but I don't even own one.
So I use what I have.

"asadi" wrote in news:42914763$0$76429
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"Ken Fortenberry" I'd love to go fly fishing for smallmouth with
poppers.

Come on up, I can drift you over some major smallie water, and as Frank
Church has proven, a couple years running, they're more than willing to
take poppers far earlier and later than I would have thought.

Well come on up *IF* if it ever stops fekn raining

Fly who is glad he has a boat, he might need it

Sneaky Pete Fly Pattern instructions:

http://www.questoutdoors.net/skills/...pwater/sneaky/

chris

Padishar Creel wrote:
Date: June 17-19 2005
John Day River Small Mouth Bass Float Trip


A buddy of mine who spent a summer fishing the Maritime
provinces said the Roadkill Streamer was the best
smallmouth fly he tried.

http://montana-riverboats.com/Pages/..._Streamer.html

Salmo Bytes wrote:
Padishar Creel wrote:

Date: June 17-19 2005
John Day River Small Mouth Bass Float Trip



A buddy of mine who spent a summer fishing the Maritime
provinces said the Roadkill Streamer was the best
smallmouth fly he tried.

http://montana-riverboats.com/Pages/..._Streamer.html


....actually I think it was Quebec somewhere, now that I think about it.
Do they have smallmouths in the St. Lawrence River? ...must.