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I have a few anchor flies that are also that heavy. Haven't used them since the year we had all that rain. I use alot of tungsten. That really get down. Most of the time a size 10 jig with a 3.5 bead and some wraps of. 25 lead is all that is needed in the dep holes. Dropping tippet size also helps.
Posted on: 2013/4/10 21:53
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2006/9/13 22:36 From Tioga co. formerly of bucks co.
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If i tie and use anchor flies I'll tie em hook point up...
Posted on: 2013/4/11 10:15
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2010/3/29 6:56 From Portage, PA
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Great point sandfly, I overlooked that idea, Thanks!
Posted on: 2013/4/11 10:26
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