Thank you so much for all you do for the sport! As a beginner fly tyer I truly appreciate your videos, great production and narration! I live in the east but I shop your website to make sure to send you business. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you very much for your comments. Obviously I make the videos for advertising the shop but I wouldn’t put the amount of time in it that I do if I didn’t love what I do. Thank you for supporting the shop
Hi Shawn. Went out today to my favorite pond which was stocked several weeks ago with brookies, browns and a few rainbows. This is central Mass. The trout were rising. To what I couldn't tell. I tried ants, hoppers figuring terrestrials. I had one follow after more than an hour. As I was leaving a small bea like bug landed on me. Size of a small ant. There were number around. It looked waxy yellowish. I don't have anything like it and never saw one before size 14 maybe. I'll be trying to tie one. Any ideas?
That is a good question that I don’t really have an answer too. I hardly ever fish ponds especially for trout. My area is blessed with miles of great limestone streams. On theory I have that you may try is fishing a small chromonid or midge pattern. You can fish it under a small dry. When you see fish rising but nothing on top a lot of times they are feeding right under the surface or in the film. It just looks like the are feeding on top because they have to come up to catch their prey.
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I am 79. Been tying that fly since I was about 12. Still one of the best patterns in my box
Thank you so much for all you do for the sport! As a beginner fly tyer I truly appreciate your videos, great production and narration! I live in the east but I shop your website to make sure to send you business. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you very much for your comments. Obviously I make the videos for advertising the shop but I wouldn’t put the amount of time in it that I do if I didn’t love what I do. Thank you for supporting the shop
Congrats on the Bear!
Thank you very much. I was very lucky to get her.
Hi Shawn. Went out today to my favorite pond which was stocked several weeks ago with brookies, browns and a few rainbows. This is central Mass. The trout were rising. To what I couldn't tell. I tried ants, hoppers figuring terrestrials. I had one follow after more than an hour. As I was leaving a small bea like bug landed on me. Size of a small ant. There were number around. It looked waxy yellowish. I don't have anything like it and never saw one before size 14 maybe. I'll be trying to tie one. Any ideas?
That is a good question that I don’t really have an answer too. I hardly ever fish ponds especially for trout. My area is blessed with miles of great limestone streams. On theory I have that you may try is fishing a small chromonid or midge pattern. You can fish it under a small dry. When you see fish rising but nothing on top a lot of times they are feeding right under the surface or in the film. It just looks like the are feeding on top because they have to come up to catch their prey.
They can be made using rubber bands and thread
I use real waxworms they work great!
Hahahaha I'm sure they do!!!
Does this catch/work as good as your earlier wax worm that has the legs.
I prefer this one. Those Legs are so small they don’t even need to be there.
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