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Last time I checked, all of my flies... even the cutwing no-hackles, have a colossal curved spike coming out of their rectum.
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Trout love terrestrials, such as hoppers, crickets, beetles and ants. They also love oakworms, or green inchworms. Maybe even more than the others. All the others have a hard chitin exoskeleton, which is probably not digestable. An inchworm is all juicy meat. An inchworm imitation, fished in the same way you fish other terrestrials, is very effective,.
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So, are you saying that all flies prove definitively how stupid trout are, so long as they have a hook in them?
Posted on: 2011/1/19 12:41
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I choose not to personify trout.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 12:44
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try them with a nice sized red thread head or a turn or two of peacock herl up front.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 13:16
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Looks like his bead fell off in the last step. Quote: Everyone has their own definition of junk fly. Mine is: "any fly that proves definitively how dumb trout are." All flies that give the angler an illusion that trout are smart is NOT a junk fly by definition. Best definition ever.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 13:56
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Ya know, I think rising through the water column to take a feather imitation makes them pretty dumb.
So there. Anything that floats is a junk fly. This opinion is officially certified by Jack's definition of a junk fly.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 14:03
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I tried to use this example to my brother in law to illustrate why the tippet diameter had little effect on visibility, and all the effect on drag. I gave up.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 14:04
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Well done indeed!
Posted on: 2011/1/19 14:07
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I guess I'll have to try them out to see what all the fuss is about. What about sizes?
Posted on: 2011/1/19 14:08
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I love "Junk" flies! Easy to tie and catch fish. What more can you ask for. I caught my largest "Wild" Brown this year on a "Junk" fly.
Posted on: 2011/1/19 16:02
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Why is "wild" in quotes? Possible escapee?
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No it was wild. I just wanted everyone to see that I specifically meant a wild trout. I caught him in Spring Creek back in early October. Very nice, fat ,colorful male wild brown trout that went 18 inches. What a gorgeous trout to catch on a "Junk" fly! LOL.
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The weenie is a go-to fly for brookies in mountain streams. You can see it and more importantly you can see when it disapears.
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I may tie another parachute weenie. If I do, I'll post. Bruno may or may not still have the original.
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