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![]() "thunder" wrote in message ... On Fri, 19 May 2006 04:15:15 +0000, Calif Bill wrote: Nope, just love to shad fish. Normally use Grass and Ghost Shrimp for Sturgeon here in SF Bay area. Use an 8wt with Bill Adelman tied shad flies. The 8 wt because the local stripers have a habit of hitting the same flies at times. American shad? Great fish on light tackle. Although I've never had much luck with a fly, I could imagine they would be a handful. In the Delaware, they are running pretty good right now. Easy to fish a fly. No real casting involved. Since you use a shooting head to a mono running line (I use Amnesia), you need the fly down on the bottom. Flip the line out a ways and work it out along the seam. |
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On Fri, 19 May 2006 17:38:39 +0000, Calif Bill wrote:
Easy to fish a fly. No real casting involved. Since you use a shooting head to a mono running line (I use Amnesia), you need the fly down on the bottom. Flip the line out a ways and work it out along the seam. Thanks for the advice. I might just be able to get out this weekend. If I do, I'll give it a go. |
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![]() "thunder" wrote in message ... On Fri, 19 May 2006 17:38:39 +0000, Calif Bill wrote: Easy to fish a fly. No real casting involved. Since you use a shooting head to a mono running line (I use Amnesia), you need the fly down on the bottom. Flip the line out a ways and work it out along the seam. Thanks for the advice. I might just be able to get out this weekend. If I do, I'll give it a go. Shad flies I use look similar to http://www.wiprud.com/images/thumbs/...ulcofly%20.jpg |
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