Hardy Lake Topics: Agreed. When I retire I will open it if u haven't
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John C
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Agreed. When I retire I will open it if u haven't
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9/20/2011 1:13:55 PM
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in college, the 2 summers I spent away from the lake were: 1. working in Yellowstone NP and learning to flyfish, and 2. working in Bham at a fly shop. I learned to tie there. I think they were summers extremely well spent. I can really see myself opening up a shop when I retire or win the lottery, whichever comes first.
the only fly I have ever come up for the lake that worked was a huge hexagenia nymph on a thin wire bent back hook. I out caught my dad 3 to 1 - he was using poppers - at dusk in a mayfly hatch just south of the RR trestle. I am still trying to find a good minnow pattern that can replicate the spot tails around Kowaliga, without being too bulky to cast. I think it should go on a saltwater bent back hook but I can't get the spot right, although I haven't tried in quite a while. My initial thought was to have my vise set up at my RE office and I could tie there when I had time, but.....
Sandy T - if you like fly of the month type clubs, I think a good one is at R and R Flyfishing. They are really good guides out of Townsend, Tn. Their fly of the month comes with a write up that explains how to tie it, usage, etc. See link below.
URL: R and R Flyfishing
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