10-22-2012, 04:34 PM
[quote toadly]Looks like you have the fly fish mantua thing down! Nice bows.
I went Sunday morning to the area outside of the inlet. Fount the same thing using a Kastmaster. Lots of planter bows! Lost count of how many was caught.
I tried my Fly rod and did catch a few small bow on a dry fly.(wolf hopper) They seemed to be feeding on something on the surface or maybe just under it. My usuall go to fly (wooly bugger in lack sparkle) got no love.
What is your go to fly for Mantua?
I am excited I did catch a few with a fly ron and want to get better at it.[/quote]
I have no idea what a wolf hopper is (but, the fly is called a Wulff, but no big deal, just F.Y.I), but two different fly choices really isn't enough[cool]
There is Zug Bugs, Prince Nymphs, Chironomids, haresears, to name a few and for top water try Griffith Gnats. Fly fishing is a "little" more involved then just woolly buggersand one dry fly[
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You want to get better, get a good selection of all around flies and leave the spinning at home. Not trying to be rude or a smart A but this is seriously what one needs to do to fly fish.
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I went Sunday morning to the area outside of the inlet. Fount the same thing using a Kastmaster. Lots of planter bows! Lost count of how many was caught.
I tried my Fly rod and did catch a few small bow on a dry fly.(wolf hopper) They seemed to be feeding on something on the surface or maybe just under it. My usuall go to fly (wooly bugger in lack sparkle) got no love.
What is your go to fly for Mantua?
I am excited I did catch a few with a fly ron and want to get better at it.[/quote]
I have no idea what a wolf hopper is (but, the fly is called a Wulff, but no big deal, just F.Y.I), but two different fly choices really isn't enough[cool]
There is Zug Bugs, Prince Nymphs, Chironomids, haresears, to name a few and for top water try Griffith Gnats. Fly fishing is a "little" more involved then just woolly buggersand one dry fly[
] You want to get better, get a good selection of all around flies and leave the spinning at home. Not trying to be rude or a smart A but this is seriously what one needs to do to fly fish.
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