While at the RRTU Fly Tying Night this past week I got down to business
and started tying some flies for my trip south next week.
I'll be stopping off and fishing the Shenandoah Valley and the National Park.
So I tied up a few Harry Murray patterns, like the;
Mr. Rapidan
I'll also be heading into West Virginia to fish some streams, and checking on
them this afternoon Seneca Creek and South Branch of the Potomac are running
high so I better have some streamers to chuck at them like;
My Smoky Mountains version of a Picket Pin.
Then I saw a few Mr. Rapidan's that I just tied on the tail and calf body hair
for the wings when we ran out of time at the tying night.
I was looking at it and wondered if .. maybe... if I just left it at as it was and fished it?
The Leave It Like That fly.
Would I be able to fool a wild brook trout with it, what do you think?
(1) WOULD IT WORK?
(2) IS IT A LEGAL FLY PATTERN?
and started tying some flies for my trip south next week.
I'll be stopping off and fishing the Shenandoah Valley and the National Park.
So I tied up a few Harry Murray patterns, like the;
Mr. Rapidan
I'll also be heading into West Virginia to fish some streams, and checking on
them this afternoon Seneca Creek and South Branch of the Potomac are running
high so I better have some streamers to chuck at them like;
My Smoky Mountains version of a Picket Pin.
Then I saw a few Mr. Rapidan's that I just tied on the tail and calf body hair
for the wings when we ran out of time at the tying night.
I was looking at it and wondered if .. maybe... if I just left it at as it was and fished it?
The Leave It Like That fly.
Would I be able to fool a wild brook trout with it, what do you think?
(1) WOULD IT WORK?
(2) IS IT A LEGAL FLY PATTERN?
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