This winter has been a good snow year. I've got three feet of snow in the front yard and six feet in the back. All of my small streams are deeply covered. I could fish the Henry's Fork and the main Snake below some dams, but I'm just not into it this winter. Let's see... right now it's 15 degrees F outside. I think I'll just tie a few flies.
This year I'll try some different kind of kebari. I've never tied or fished kebari with a loop attachment instead of a hook eye. Here is what I have tied recently:
I'll see how they cast, drift and fish. Maybe I'll even try some fly manipulation as well. I'm not really into that sort of thing, but what the heck, it's worth a try. Isn't it?
This year I'll try some different kind of kebari. I've never tied or fished kebari with a loop attachment instead of a hook eye. Here is what I have tied recently:
I'll see how they cast, drift and fish. Maybe I'll even try some fly manipulation as well. I'm not really into that sort of thing, but what the heck, it's worth a try. Isn't it?
A sex fee in the back hardly sounds positive! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, autocorrect!
DeleteHey man you might want to edit that first sentence, it looks like autocorrect caught ya!
ReplyDeleteYep! Blasted autocorrect got me. It's fixed now. Sometimes you just got to laugh!
DeleteNeat flies. Which eyeless hooks are you using?
ReplyDeleteOwner Super Yamame size 7 (japan size). I got them from Tenkara Bum.
DeleteThanks Tom. I figured it was TB but I didn't know which ones.
DeleteVery nice. Very different.
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