03-04-2009, 05:47 AM
Its kind of a funny story. I learned the method and phrase from a guy I worked for in Montana
Out there for some reason (probably because of the willows that thickly invade the edges) the caddis hatches could go crazy, well into the night. On a full moon you could navigate and fly fish in the darkness. Seeing your fly and the strike was a hole different story. Thats why its called zip code fishing, because the fish are actively feeding in certain areas that you can cast to in the general direction you hear feeding. But you cant see much(full moon obviously helps) you only know the zip code that your fishing. Then you have to listen, feel and hope what you heard is in the same zip code that you think your fly is in. It makes for a pretty fun time.
like I said I dont get bored fishing, and love taking advantage of feeding frenzies. Day or night. I [crazy]think have problems
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Out there for some reason (probably because of the willows that thickly invade the edges) the caddis hatches could go crazy, well into the night. On a full moon you could navigate and fly fish in the darkness. Seeing your fly and the strike was a hole different story. Thats why its called zip code fishing, because the fish are actively feeding in certain areas that you can cast to in the general direction you hear feeding. But you cant see much(full moon obviously helps) you only know the zip code that your fishing. Then you have to listen, feel and hope what you heard is in the same zip code that you think your fly is in. It makes for a pretty fun time.
like I said I dont get bored fishing, and love taking advantage of feeding frenzies. Day or night. I [crazy]think have problems
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