Pheasant tail fly

The pheasant tail fly is best used when casting upstream and allowing
the water current to present the best live nymph action. You allow the
fly to sink to the bottom of a creek or stream and then slowly pull
the bait up to the surface to mock a live insect. Here's a link which
will show you how to tie a pheasant tail:

http://www.dsflyfishing.com/fly-tyin...ail-nymph.html

Enjoy,

Hunter

On Feb 22, 8:07*pm, "
wrote:
The pheasant tail fly is best used when casting upstream and allowing
the water current to present the best live nymph action. You allow the
fly to sink to the bottom of a creek or stream and then slowly pull
the bait up to the surface to mock a live insect. Here's a link which
will show you how to tie a pheasant tail:

http://www.dsflyfishing.com/fly-tyin...ail-nymph.html

Enjoy,

Hunter

Mocking live insects is foolhardy under the best of circumstances.
They have friends and allies......BILLIONS!..... of them. Best to
wait until they are most assuredly dead (and this can be very
difficult to determine in many circumstances) before mocking them.
And even then it pays to be careful of who's watching and
listening.

g.

On 2010-02-22 21:07:43 -0500, "
said:

The pheasant tail fly is best used when casting upstream and allowing
the water current to present the best live nymph action. You allow the
fly to sink to the bottom of a creek or stream and then slowly pull
the bait up to the surface to mock a live insect. Here's a link which
will show you how to tie a pheasant tail:

http://www.dsflyfishing.com/fly-tyin...ail-nymph.html

Enjoy,

Hunter

Are you playing with us or do you really believe this **** that you
post? You, sir, can teach no one anything about fly fishing. You're
an idiot.

Dave

wrote:
The pheasant tail fly is best used when casting upstream and allowing
the water current to present the best live nymph action. You allow the
fly to sink to the bottom of a creek or stream and then slowly pull
the bait up to the surface to mock a live insect. Here's a link which
will show you how to tie a pheasant tail:

http://www.dsflyfishing.com/fly-tyin...ail-nymph.html

Enjoy,

Hunter

Which type of reel is best for fishing the PT?

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On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 20:05:20 -0700, rw wrote:

wrote:
The pheasant tail fly is best used when casting upstream and allowing
the water current to present the best live nymph action. You allow the
fly to sink to the bottom of a creek or stream and then slowly pull
the bait up to the surface to mock a live insect. Here's a link which
will show you how to tie a pheasant tail:

http://www.dsflyfishing.com/fly-tyin...ail-nymph.html

Enjoy,

Hunter

Which type of reel is best for fishing the PT?

Virginia....

Swang yer pahd-nah,
R