So Help Me Lord...

Peter A. Collin wrote:
bruiser wrote:

allright Peter.... I know you're capable of getting out there and
earning me a dozen of Willis flies.... string up that rod and get out
there and get us a picture man!

Stealth! Presentation! Flourocarbon (what the hell)! Fly Selection!
Offerings to your particular Fishing God If You Have One!

bruce h

That is the beauty of the spot - In broad daylight it is the fish that
is hidden, so I can ply away, watching my fly through a narrow opening.
I went back this afternoon,

Aha! I called it!

but found that the mid-afternoon sun slants
down in a way that would illuminate a good part of his lair. He must
move into the pool to feed at night, and that is another strategy that I
may try.

Good idea.

The problem is that this is a very heavily fished pool, and I
don't want anybody to see what I am up to. This little rock cave can
easily be overlooked by people, because it is not the traditional
cast-and-drift lie. There was nobody in sight both times out, but on
the weekend all bets are off!

I wouldn't fish it if there were anyone in sight.

This fish has seen all the usual ****. You're going to have to show him
something new and enticing.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

In article . com,
says...

Coooool!!! Don't rattle him to badly until we all get to make
suggestions!


I would show her a heavily weighted olive woolly bugger, and strip
it back fast so she doesn't have time to think about it, and I would
show it to her about an hour before sunrise.



Over/Under on the ...

.... difference between the size you think the fish is, and the size
it actually measures: 4 inches, I take over.

Kevin