type wet fly.
I was hoping to hit some drakes on the Upper D this coming weekend, but, since everything blew out this past weekend, it looks like that isnt going to happen.
Oh well, I'll be prepared should my hopes come to fruition.
One of those Irish or English or some other
Moderators: William Anderson, letumgo
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Heero
One of those Irish or English or some other
foreigner type wet fly.
I was hoping to hit some drakes on the Upper D this coming weekend, but, since everything blew out this past weekend, it looks like that isnt going to happen.
Oh well, I'll be prepared should my hopes come to fruition.
type wet fly.I was hoping to hit some drakes on the Upper D this coming weekend, but, since everything blew out this past weekend, it looks like that isnt going to happen.
Oh well, I'll be prepared should my hopes come to fruition.
Re: One of those Irish or English or some other
You might be OK if they don't get any more storms ... Hale Eddy is down under 1000 cfs already and dropping. Nice fly BTW, and the extended-body dry version on another forum looks really good too.
Some of the same morons who throw their trash around in National parks also vote. That alone would explain the state of American politics. ~ John Gierach, "Still Life with Brook Trout"
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Heero
Re: One of those Irish or English or some other
Thanks, Bill. It inst supposed to rain up there this week, so I hope your predictions are correct. Of course, they are calling for 'few showers' over the weekend, so the trip could be a washout if it turns into anything more than 'few showers'.