07-21-2006, 04:04 AM
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] Big fish eat big bait. Yes, that's a fact. But in the world of Rainbow Trout, some of the biggest are caught on some of the smallest flies.
So small, I had to get somebody to tie them on the line for me.
Gnat's n' skeeters on a #20 and #22 hooks.
I just dont know how anybody over the age of 15 can see well enough to tie little stuff like that.
Tippets so weak, you can snap a fly off and never know it.
That's how it's done in the San Juan and Upper Rio Grande.
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] Big fish eat big bait. Yes, that's a fact. But in the world of Rainbow Trout, some of the biggest are caught on some of the smallest flies.So small, I had to get somebody to tie them on the line for me.
Gnat's n' skeeters on a #20 and #22 hooks.
I just dont know how anybody over the age of 15 can see well enough to tie little stuff like that.
Tippets so weak, you can snap a fly off and never know it.
That's how it's done in the San Juan and Upper Rio Grande.
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