February 19, 2011: Still good.
Simple flies in fishy holes leads to dunked indicators and fish to hand. Lots. It's relatively easy right now - that is why many folks around here prefer winter fishing. Yes, prefer. I'm not quite there yet, but I understand.
Take your Hare's Ears, Copper Johns Girdle Bugs, Serendipities and Woolly Buggers to any moving water that's legally open, tie them on, clip on a good amount of weight, set your indicator, find a deep, fishy hole, and pull 'em in.
4 comments:
Nice to have solid winter fishing. Interesting blog and I love the shot of that carp down below. That looks to be an old fish and, although not exactly a mirror, not exactly a common either. Cool fish.
Speaking of legal water...
This weekend I sought out the new fishing regs, I figured a brush up was overdue. Point is, I saw your sculpin photo on the back cover, very cool!
Ha - a brush-up is probably a good idea for all of us. Thanks!
I'm so ready to come back to MT!!!
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