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Good day gang

 

i'm thinking of hitting a trib on the upcoming weekend. this time of year should i be floating roe or should i be floating some Berkley Power minnows ??. any advice on how to fish the mouths at this time of year????

 

float, toss hardware, bottom bounce???

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i'm more inclined to chuck hardware early am, and shortly before dark...

 

the rest is all trial and error and taking close observation of where and what worked.

Posted

that makes sense......i'm always self doubting myself as to what to put under the float at diff times of the year. Pink worms, power grubs, or roe....but you right.......bring em' all !!

 

What about running a fly under the float?....wolly bugger, or egg suckin' Leech , Stone Fly???

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Great top FJ! I was thinking the same thing. I was out on Duffins today at noon. Used a pink hair jig, bobbom bouncing. No luck. I know it's a bad time of day but it's the only time I could get out.

 

Next time I'll float some roe.

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Bring a boat. In spite of what people might have told you, you CANNOT walk on water.

 

:clapping::clapping::clapping:

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Here are a couple of the stonefly patterns that do me well at this time of year

 

Tiny Black Stone

 

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* Hook size 12 - 18 nymph

* Thread brown 8/0

* Tail black goose biots

* Body black hares ear dub

* Rib fine gold wire

* Wingcase turkey feather segment

* Head thread head

* Antennae black goose biots

 

Early Brown Stone:

 

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* Hook size 10-12 nymph hook

* Thread brown 6/0

* Tail Black Turkey Biot

* Ribbing Clear UTC viny

* Body Black or brown fine dubbing

* Thorax Hackle to match body colour

* Wingcase turkey feather segment (underside folded over and exposed)

* Head brown or black thread

 

And my fave spring egg pattern:

 

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* Hook size 14 egg fly

* Thread white 8/0

* Egg McFly Foam

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Bring a hat...despite what people might of told you , you don't wear a Crown Sir King Imperial Angler]

 

That reminded me a Seinfeld Episode:

The ocean callede...they're all out of shrimp

Yeah well the jerkstore called...they're all out of you

That's suprising because I hear you're the all time best seller

Yeah....well...I has sex with your wife

 

 

I'll let you decide where you fit in to that discussion.

(It has something to do with being funny and not being funny)

Posted

There's a reason steelheaders wear vests. I likely have 20 pounds of gear stowed away in mine with everything from small hair jigs to spinners to plastics - they all have their time and place.

Posted

thanks guys

 

i was beginning to get lazy..........i just went and dug up alot of my gear.

 

fly boxes,Roe,Pink work, emerald shiner power baits............ALL packed into the vest !!

 

it now weighs 45 pounds but if i get into the fish it;s all worth it !! LOL

 

 

 

i'm usually a fly guy...i'm branching out this season !!

 

 

 

Posted

Yup, I have the same problem. I always pack my vest with so many tackle options that within an hour or two my neck and shoulders start to get soar with all the weight! Problem is, you never know what will be working this time of year so you want it all. Spoons, roe, gulp minnows, jigs, etc. Guess I'd rather be weighed down with a full fishing vest than find out buddy has a particular bait that's working and I didn't have it packed!

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