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June 8th, 2005, 04:07 AM
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Willi's taught me to use less lead and more tippet and mending to make
the fly sink. If I can see fish I like to sight fish with nymphs and try to drift em right into the fishes mouth a la Andy Kim. It is a bummer to chuck a bunch of lead all day. My friend said recently it's like tying your keys to the end of your leader. Even in a swift river 4 or 5 BBs will usually git er done (G). bh 
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June 8th, 2005, 01:51 PM
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There have been many mentions of mending to make the fly sink. I'm
pretty sure I get this. But if anyone had anything more specific to say on the topic...? Tim
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June 8th, 2005, 03:23 PM
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wrote: There have been many mentions of mending to make the fly sink. I'm pretty sure I get this. But if anyone had anything more specific to say on the topic...? Tim http://www.yellowstoneangler.c=ADom/mending.asp
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