Dodger flys

[misfish]

I had a response to a thread I did a while back when I made my clousers . Buddy said I should tie some on a siwash hooks for behind dodgers for salmon trolling. So i did and wait to hear back how they work. The green and black one has a trailer hook. It stuck me like 6 X tying the front hook.😂 

Hooks I used are super sharp and strong

 

 

 

 

The trailer one. I call it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

I BITE BACK 

 

 

 

[Terry]

Dude they are great

where do I place my order

lol

[BillM]

Even tying those behind a Williams would be killer.   Early season laker killer!

[dave524]

I'd tie them with a second hook facing up as a stinger , dodger fly was the hot setup 40+ years ago when Lake Ontario was Coho fishery. Blue zone ( but that name evolved later ) 20 feet down,  Red Luhr Jensen dodger blue Jonsfly , six feet behind the ball ,  Cohoes all summer until they stacked up at the mouths.

[misfish]

7 minutes ago, dave524 said:

I'd tie them with a second hook facing up as a stinger

Thats what I did. That,s why I got stuck so many times. LOL

[misfish]

10 minutes ago, dave524 said:

Cohoes all summer until they stacked up at the mouths.

That is what I was thinking when I made the 1st 3 . I even told him they were coho baits.

Thanks Dave

 

 

[misfish]

37 minutes ago, BillM said:

Even tying those behind a Williams would be killer.   Early season laker killer!

Elaborate Bill please,,,,,,,,

 

You mean tie a treble up for the spoon, or for a trailer behind it ? The spoon would act as a mini dodger ? I can visually see that working .

 

EDIT

Making a trailer in a shiner/herring pattern would work I am sure . Food for thought. Will have to keep my eye open for those old William spoons. The large ones.

Edited June 23, 2020 by misfish

[dave524]

23 hours ago, BillM said:

Even tying those behind a Williams would be killer.   Early season laker killer!

Even used a wooly worm fly a foot or so behind a hookless Williams for trolling spring Specs.

[BillM]

1 hour ago, dave524 said:

Even used a wooly worm fly a foot or so behind a hookless Williams for trolling spring Specs.

Yup, I've used it a few time.

 

Brian, yeah.  The Williams basically becomes the dodger in this case.   Remove the hook , run a lead and tie on that fly.

[misfish]

49 minutes ago, BillM said:

Brian, yeah.  The Williams basically becomes the dodger in this case.   Remove the hook , run a lead and tie on that fly.

Thanks Bill for the reply

 

Guess I got to make a few for Terry now. LOL

 

PayPal or direct cash in hand WITH COVID proof gloves, woks for me. LMAO 🤣

[Terry]

Dang

 

lol

[misfish]

57 minutes ago, Terry said:

Dang

 

lol

Tomorrows project buddy,

 

What else am I going to do at 4 am ??????????

Edited June 24, 2020 by misfish

[John]

They are the cats behind Brian. If I get back the fishing bug I will look you up!🙂