Fly test questions

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On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 09:50:34 -0000, "Bill Grey"
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On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:27:03 -0800 (PST), "
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1. Is there an advantage of using 6X tippets over 8X tippets?

You can hang heavier lawyers...

2. What are several ways to decrease drag?

Take off your snow studs and Fed-Ex 'em to Louie, grease your nipples,
and
don't
hot-dog if you've got the ****in' gold medal wrapped up...

3. Are dry flies better than wet flies?

Um...one word: puss...er, cats...

4. Do fish target the eyes of its prey when they strike?

No, that's crane-style ginsu...haven't you seen Kill Bill Vol. 6 1/2,
dude...

HTH,
Karnac
...my Wagnalls has some serious old-skool funk...unfortunately, it's in
a
mayonnaise jar...


Hell! Give me a break. here in Wales we don't talk in code :-)

I reminded of the Navaho during WW2....

Bill

There's a set of commercials in the States for a Mexican beer called Dos
Equis
that feature "The World's Most Interesting Man" and one of his "talents"
is
speaking, IIRC, Russian in French (or some such...). I always thought if
he had
real talent, he'd have learned to speak...no, wait, WRITE "Welsh"/Cymraeg
in
Polish...

Here's a link to some on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QI58wj4b4g0

TC,
R

I wonder when he has time to drink Don Equis?....:-)

Thanks

Bill

On 2010-02-23 20:27:03 -0500, "
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1. Is there an advantage of using 6X tippets over 8X tippets?

YES

2. What are several ways to decrease drag?

Start early before the boy starts playing with dolls.

3. Are dry flies better than wet flies?

No, because they are dry all the time, they get dirtier. Wet flies
bathe frequently and don't tend to get as dirty.

4. Do fish target the eyes of its prey when they strike?

Yes. That is why a very, very good set of sun glasses is a must.

Hey, this is fun. Can we do it again?

Dave

On 02/23/2010 05:27 PM, wrote:
1. Is there an advantage of using 6X tippets over 8X tippets?

2. What are several ways to decrease drag?

3. Are dry flies better than wet flies?

4. Do fish target the eyes of its prey when they strike?

Hi huntermcdaniel39,

Are you asking for help, or is this a quiz? If
you are asking for help, I will contribute to
3 & 4 for you.

-T

On Feb 24, 2:05*pm, Todd wrote:
On 02/23/2010 05:27 PM, wrote:

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4. Do fish target the eyes of its prey when they strike?

Joe the Elder offers--both the brook trout I ask said they go for the soft underbelly of trycos.
but if the fly is a cripple they aim at the head to end it',s misery
Can you come out to Yellowstone in June ?--I would like to introduce
you to a couple of my friends haven"t gotten the message!


-T