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Another trip to Henrys. Wednesday 22
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Well I am heading there tomarrow, I might get to take a pontoon I am not sure yet but either way I am wondering If I am thinking correctly. Iam going to be throwing some leach patterns, and a year ago I bought a book on henrys by Bill Schess adn I tied some of those flies up like the micky mouse and the crystal ones and a bunch of the others with marabou tails. It I am thinking right then that is great but if not I dont make it up there much and dont really care on size but I would like to get into some brookies and some cutts. any help would be great. Thanks. dustin
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#2
Most leach paterns will work will (purple, red. black n orange mohere or crystal flash) the key is how to fish them and locating pods of active fish. If you fish from a toone with sinking line use a count down system to locate fish, stripping back your leach great but add a solid kick of your toone before the strip. Locate fish around the mouth of creeks the cliffs and staleys springs are good areas. Go to the Wild rose website for a great map of the fishing holes on Henry's look under "about Henry;s link. Good Luck!
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#3
Dust, I am still here and will be out in the morning. Pm on flies that have been working the past three days.
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#4
Thanks every one for the great info. Ill be out in a few hours. I have a few flies yet to tie and it is almost 130 in the morning. Thanks again and I will come back and report. Dustin
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Here are some pictures of my report. It wasnt all that great being that we had a malfunction, but all in all we had a great time. We landed 3 fish and it was in the afternoon right before the winds came up on the west shore.
First things first, when we got to the lake at around 7am we unloaded the boat. Everything was going great until I started the motor of the boat. Yes it started but, I forgot to check to see if it was in neutral and well I pretty much loaded my boat onto the dock at the state park. It was pretty embaressing, kind of like my spelling, but yeah. So then I didnt think anything of it but I knew I hit the ground but didnt know until another 10 mins that I hadbroke my pin that turns the prop. It is made for this i guess. So we kind of fixed it we thought with a piece of metal and it got us all the way out about 200 yards and well the pin that we fixed fell out again. So we started to row back. Long story short we drove to Max Inn a nd a little further and well, we had the auto shop make us a new one out of an 8 ought bolt. We got back to the boat at around 10pm and it was getting hot and there were alot of people out. What we were trying to beat, but at least we fixed the problem. After a few hours of frustration and fixing the boat I looked down from the shore into my middle seat and saw the spare pins that we were looking for to begin with. I just laughed because we would have had all morning to fish had I looked in there. We got to fishing and here is our pictures. Let me know what yhou think. just your average mill of the run cutties but it was nice to have some success.
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#6
Great fish!
Good to hear you had success after a rought start for sure!


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#7
Hey thanks, it was rough and I am not machaical at all so it was a good thing that I had my friend there to help out and keep me calm. dustin
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#8
Right on!!!! Great colors! Where did you end up?
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#9
We were fishing on the west shore about 100 yards out in around 5-7 feet of water and the weeds had died out in the area. We were south of that Cabin but we were still in that cove. I didnt catch my brookie but that means there is a next time soon so that is awesome.
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#10
Try the STATE boat dock for the Brookies.
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#11
tough way to start the morning but congrats on the fish and licking the problem [cool]
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#12
Hey thanks, it was tough but at least it didnt end our day.
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