Posts Tagged ‘loch’
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{{+1}}Flash Harry{{-1}}
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In larger sizes it works well for Bass, EP's, Silver Perch and Yellow Bellies and in smaller sizes its a great for trout. I like to fish it on a fast sinking line either ripped or with a stop and start jerky retrieve or roly-poly.{{end}}
Last Updated: January 29, 2011
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Categories: Bass, EP's, perch and saratoga flies, Flies, Streamers & pulling flies
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{{+1}}Black buzzer{{-1}}
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When browns and rainbows are feeding on hatching midges at the exclusion of all else it pays to have a few buzzers in your kit. This pattern has proven itself to be readily accepted in many countries.{{end}}
{{+1}}Cresent tail soft plastic fly{{-1}}
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As the name implies these flies are built using a soft plastic lure body. I like to use 2" and 3" crescent tail type soft plastics as they tend to have a little more movement than some of the alternatives. For general prospecting or when targeting bream and whiting I use the 2" version and when I am targeting flathead I use the 3" version.{{end}}
Categories: Flies, Saltwater - estuary, Saltwater - tropical, Streamers & pulling fliesTags: loch No Comments »
{{+1}}Soft hackle winged bob flies – Chatto’s version{{-1}}
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Whilst it has been tweaked at the edges a little this Mallard & Claret pattern remains remarkably similar to the original fly pattern that has its origins in England some 500 odd years ago except for the introduction of a fuzzeled body rather than a hackled body and a soft wing instead of feather slip wings. I carry both the mallard and claret and an olive version of this fly in my lake fly box.{{end}}