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 Re: Dragon Fly
[Re: pondguy]
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08/07/07 09:11 PM
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Thorpedo
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The point being that a technique that allowed one to hover a fly just above the surface would likely drive bass mad as well and get them to leaping for it. The big thing is, how the heck does one do that?
Didn't Brad Pitt invent that technique while growing up the son of a preacher in Montana... Oh wait that was a movie, my bad.
river runs threw it?
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Re: Dragon Fly
[Re: rrhyne56]
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08/08/07 08:29 PM
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pondguy
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If the technique is from overseas, I can't imagine what good could possibly come from it?!
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Re: Dragon Fly
[Re: pondguy]
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08/08/07 09:32 PM
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Brewboy
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If the technique is from overseas, I can't imagine what good could possibly come from it?! OK, but you'll be missing out on some great action.
Scott Townson
PB Common - 39lb 9oz
PB Smallmouth Buffalo - 50lb 2oz
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Re: Dragon Fly
[Re: Brewboy]
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08/08/07 09:54 PM
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rrhyne56
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I have a 12' spey rod that I have been evaluating. I may give it a whirl as a dapping rod.
"have fun with this stuff"
in memory of Big Dale
RRhyne56, Flyfishing warden
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