all google-able but here you go: pocket water (my favorite to fish) the seams around pocket water and where fish often hold... in some rivers fish will often hold underneath the head of the rocks so dont ever overlook it: here is a decent example of a riffle. in my experience this...

I tie a grey fox emerger that looks just like that. Ive posted a pic before on here Great all purpose pattern. With the cc tail and wing tied straight up, it's highly Visible and floats like a cork. Great fly for dry-dropper indicator

You suck beetle

Why would anybody put a guarantee on a box?

It was a great report

I just want to see some french troutskies. Post em up

Well he's got a point. We can't all be the Drake. And we all fly fish - cant we get along?

Well redo it! He anticipation is killing us

I don't see an intro

Looks like a great trip. Wish I was there, those are some oft favorite stretches

From what I gather the weighting on tbe curved hook makes the fly ride upside down

Gorgeous. If you don't have the time pm me the gps coordinates and I'll do the dirty work for you ;)

Haven't tied one yet, but was wondering if anyone had used any other kind of latex other than condoms. Found a good source for pink latex balloons, shouldn't they work the same way without the embarrassment of asking for the pink condom section of the bodega?

a 2 weight isnt just for streams as wide as the rod itself. that was my point. garfields video illustrates exactly what i was talking about.

I must say, my favorite fly in a dry/dropper rig has got to be this Grey Fox emerger that I tie. Its simple as hell to tie, all kinds of fish love the thing dry or wet, if you grease it it will float like a cork and has CDC in it to begin with, natural colors with a bit of flash -- and it could...

Has 88 been guessed?

I completely disagree. watch this video RAINY MAY DAY SMALL RIVER 2012.avi - YouTube

are you REALLY sure you want to hit the St Regis of all places when you're all the way up there? Reports Ive been getting from very capable friends the past month arent good.

the temps shot up over the last couple weeks and have shocked fish into immobility. ive got a friend that just got back and basically, 58-65 degrees is the only time trout were active.

no.... but i wasnt far from there. must have been 15 degrees cooler than RVA