The fly, the river, the result ...... and here I sit, unable to decide whether I love you or hate you for that.....

Seriously, that was one of the finest photo essays I've ever seen, especially for being only three pictures long. You are an artist with the mouse and keyboard, sir.

Exactly. It's not even a woolly worm! I need to dub on a fur collar � something � to fuss it up and render it less effective.

I don't know about that.....You know what they say. "Paint a hundred pictures and nobody will call you an artist....but just......"aw nevermind

BTW....a coating of Sally's will help the silly thing stand up to the fishes teeth a little better.

Cool, Thanks guys, I definitely have some good ideas now. Most yous clousers around here. I was looking for some different presentations and that I found.

I think I will tie up a bunch of the Moreau Fly's just so I have something different to throw. Bragging and "it's my secret" rights you know..

Rick

Btw. I will be fishing mostly on the San Gab, Granger and above G-town.

Rick

I'm really liking that Moreau fly. I'm a sucker for equipment that is elegant in its simplicity. It reminds me of a Remington Rolling Block rifle: simple, robust, and deadly.

You just like jigs!

That might be true too.

Moreau Fly looks quite simple. I will have to see about tying a couple of those up. I don't have that jig head, but I do have something that should work.

You can buy the darn things at walmart.....

Awesome fly. I'll have to tie some of those up.

I use a heavy clouser...get it deep and fish it slow and hang on.

The key to remember when chasing spawning whites in rivers/creeks is, close to the bottom for as long as possible. The very sparsely tied flies sink better, and stay down better on the retrieve. So adjust to the water flow as to how much material is on the fly. It is almost time

small to medium white and chartrues clousers

budd is dead on with that fly. simple and effective!!

I think the white bass will like this one.