Czech Nymphing

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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Fish are like women: Find out what they want and give it to
them.

Oh god, were it only that simple....

--riverman

On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 20:57:41 +0800, "riverman"
wrote:

Oh god, were it only that simple....


But it *IS*, Myron. d;o)

Tom Nakashima wrote:
"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:04:44 -0800, JDOE wrote:

Sure, you could do it that way. Or you could do it my way: only one
nymph. Fish are like women: Find out what they want and give it to
them.

What if you encounter a Czechoslovakian nymphomaniac?
-tom



Run!

They have been two separate republics for some years, so she would be a
rather old nymphomaniac.

Then again, to each his own.........:-)

On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 06:23:33 -0800, "Tom Nakashima"
wrote:

What if you encounter a Czechoslovakian nymphomaniac?

Surrender!

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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Surrender!


A fly fisherman and his Czechoslovakian girlfriend went fishing one weekend
when
they were attacked by a bear before they could get a line in the water. The
fisherman ran to get help from the ranger while the bear mauled and ate his
Czeck girlfriend.

When the ranger and the fisherman returned to the site they found his
Czeck girlfriend to have been completely eaten and two bears roaming around.
The
ranger asked the fisherman "Which bear attacked and ate your Czeck
girlfriend?" The fisherman pointed to the male bear, as the other bear took
off running. The ranger took out his gun and shot the bear. Then he quickly
cut open the bear hoping to find the fisherman's girlfriend remains.
However, the male bear was empty. The ranger stepped backward and laughed.
"I should have known," he muttered to himself, "You can't trust a
fly-fisherman who says the Czeck is in the male!"



ok, pretty bad, but it's " Fish & Chip Wednesday"

-tom

"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message
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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:04:44 -0800, JDOE wrote:

Sure, you could do it that way. Or you could do it my way: only
one
nymph. Fish are like women: Find out what they want and give it
to
them.

What if you encounter a Czechoslovakian nymphomaniac?
-tom


Your leader would tangle

--
A Yorkshire Lad

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Tom Nakashima wrote
What if you encounter a Czechoslovakian nymphomaniac?

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JDOE wrote:
In article ,
Dave LaCourse wrote:


l
l
l\
l \O
l
l
6
l
l
lF
Where l\ is your surgeon knot
O is your first fly
6 is your weighted fly
F is your third fly tied to the bend of 6


wont your first fly wrap around the main line?



Yes. It will twist around the leader to some extent but usually not so
much so the fly gets snagged. I tie flies off a tippet tag like that
when I'm fishing soft hackles. The tag should be of the heavier line. I
use a heavy fly at the very end to "anchor" the rig and by lifting the
line off the water, you can make the upper fly(s) bouce along the
surface. Sometimes this is VERY effective, often it doesn't work, but if
it does it's very exciting fishing. You get hard slashing, splashy hits
as the fish throw themselves at your fly. You get alot of missed strikes
but you can sometimes get the fish to hit again with a dead drift
through the area.

When I fish nymphs, I tie the second fly off the bend of the hook. Bruce
and some others tie them off the eye.

Willi

On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Fiddleaway wrote:

Frank Reid wrote
The Kern in California? Fun water. Used to whitewater raft it all the
time. Got my partner hooked on fly fishing on that river.

That's where Grandpa first taught me to fish.

There are some nice wild trout there apparently. Also a lot closer to
southern California than the eastern Sierras.

http://www.kernriverflyfishing.com/c...ro/emAlbum.cgi

Mu

"Mu Young Lee" wrote in message
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006, Fiddleaway wrote:

Frank Reid wrote
The Kern in California? Fun water. Used to whitewater raft it all the
time. Got my partner hooked on fly fishing on that river.

That's where Grandpa first taught me to fish.

There are some nice wild trout there apparently. Also a lot closer to
southern California than the eastern Sierras.

http://www.kernriverflyfishing.com/c...ro/emAlbum.cgi

Mu

Mu, have you gone out with the group to the Kern?
I'm interested for this year.
-tom