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- 2 Weight Recommendations - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Am looking for a good 2 weight rod to occasionally fish Would welcome any recommendations or leads on a good purchase Prefer locking real seat
- Rigging Droppers - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
I was asked for a fly fishing tip and thought some on here might find it useful Rigging Your Droppers Here are three different ways to tie on the two-fly setup This works for two nymphs, a dry with a nymph dropper or two dries Illustration One shows what is most used with two fly rigs
- Pacific Herring Pattern | Washington Fly Fishing Forum
This pattern has worked really well for me in the Sound over the past two years on both Coho and Chinook Nothing fancy: Mustad #4 34011 stainless steel hook, white Bucktail underbody mixed with a little chartreuse Ultra Hair, blue Krystal Flash back, a pinch of mixed pearl pink and pearl green
- Anyone use any of these vises? - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Soft hackles virtually fly off the thing thanks to rotary application of materials, and you can lock the head so that the fly stops top, bottom and both sides For flies like the Carey Special and Snipe Yellow, Carrot Nymph you need to prepare the feathers ahead of time because the flies go together so fast on a Nor-Vise
- Upper green river - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
I know this is a fly forum, but we all caught em on tiny panther martins I just got my new fly rod in the mail today and will be hittin up the same section of the river with it ASAP I am wondering though, what is the best dry fly or best overall fly for a 4 wt rod on the upper green Any feedback would be greatly appreciated by this newb Thanks
- Lockjaw silvers. . . | Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Whats everybodies favorite way to fis lockjaw silvers right at the mouth of rivers? I had my fly in about 50 of em for a good hour yesterday and never got a hit :beathead:
- Jig and Balanced Flies - Washington Fly Fishing Forum
Been seeing several videos on tying jig and balanced flies for mainly leeches, buggers , etc I was wondering if they are that much better than similar patterns on the standard hook? I mainly fish west side lakes for trout and sometimes bass Thanks Dr Bob :)
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