04-06-2009, 11:18 PM
Just my 2 cents but practice casting in a park or some wide open space, try to get your timing and rhythm down.
Watch some instructional videos(youtube lefty kreh ) or even hire a guide. Getting your timing and rhythm down will help allot before you sit on water and cast.
As far as fly selection goes as mentioned earlier buggers are always a good go too fly but try to read the water see if there are any rises. Scan the surface and see any insect floating on top Try to mimic any insects you see floating on the water. If no rises Fish deep either a sinking line or a couple split shots to get your fly down to were the fish are.
Always good to have:
BH Hares Ears
BH Prince Nymph
San Juan Worms
Small Egg pattern (Globug)
Wooly Bugger\Crystal Bugger
Sows\Scuds
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Watch some instructional videos(youtube lefty kreh ) or even hire a guide. Getting your timing and rhythm down will help allot before you sit on water and cast.
As far as fly selection goes as mentioned earlier buggers are always a good go too fly but try to read the water see if there are any rises. Scan the surface and see any insect floating on top Try to mimic any insects you see floating on the water. If no rises Fish deep either a sinking line or a couple split shots to get your fly down to were the fish are.
Always good to have:
BH Hares Ears
BH Prince Nymph
San Juan Worms
Small Egg pattern (Globug)
Wooly Bugger\Crystal Bugger
Sows\Scuds
(Im sure other will add to this list [
][][][]I take you out my self but my pontoon is still in storage still too cold for me [
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