02-13-2007, 02:39 PM
Most of the fly patterns out there I don't think look like any thing I have seen in the rivers and lakes.
I think they all are attractor patterns.
So yah! Try mysis in your lakes and rivers.
a picture of a mysis
[url "http://cars.er.usgs.gov/Region_5_Report/html/shrimp.html#Mysis%20relicta"]http://cars.er.usgs.gov/Region_5_Report/html/shrimp.html#Mysis%20relicta[/url]
But I would not think it worthwhile to have some one else tie up a bunch for you unless he just likes to try new things and does not charge much. The mysis shrimp are shrimps in size. But I can't help but think that in other colors they might
I don't think any of my favorite flies represent any thing I have seen in the water. Impressionistic is good way to say it.
I have heard is said many times that realistic imitations most of the time do not work well. Presumably because they are too stiff and hard.
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I think they all are attractor patterns.
So yah! Try mysis in your lakes and rivers.
a picture of a mysis
[url "http://cars.er.usgs.gov/Region_5_Report/html/shrimp.html#Mysis%20relicta"]http://cars.er.usgs.gov/Region_5_Report/html/shrimp.html#Mysis%20relicta[/url]
But I would not think it worthwhile to have some one else tie up a bunch for you unless he just likes to try new things and does not charge much. The mysis shrimp are shrimps in size. But I can't help but think that in other colors they might
I don't think any of my favorite flies represent any thing I have seen in the water. Impressionistic is good way to say it.
I have heard is said many times that realistic imitations most of the time do not work well. Presumably because they are too stiff and hard.
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