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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: texasflycaster]
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03/17/12 08:42 AM
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BaffinBay
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No rest for the synthetic fish! Good to see they are stocking all the way down in Z3 though? Awesome post !!!
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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03/18/12 04:25 AM
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Mjothvitner
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Last edited by Mjothvitner; 03/19/12 06:54 PM. Reason: Added this Sucker
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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03/18/12 09:23 AM
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Avlarimiz
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anatolian red speckled salmon naturally, get a picture of us
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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03/18/12 07:55 PM
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BaffinBay
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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04/20/12 06:10 PM
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TarponFly
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"The Majic Near Deere Jig Fly" 4-19-12
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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04/20/12 07:10 PM
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spro
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"It is a little bit slow here today" Was waiting for that guy in the background to kick you in the water and take your spot. Nice video.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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04/20/12 08:25 PM
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One Blessed Dude
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what pound test were u using, 2 or 4?
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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04/20/12 08:26 PM
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One Blessed Dude
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Just made an order for some near deers. Looking forward to fishing LMF with out snow and sleet.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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04/20/12 09:21 PM
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ftwtodd
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Carey, Which Near Deere fly is best to use, the sparkling olive one? I think I read somewhere you have a special color too that isn't on your site. I could use some help with landing fish. I just realized you have me in one of your pics, on the first page of this post, the third one from top (it was the really really COLD day back on 2/12).
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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04/20/12 11:23 PM
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When you order them, order the crawfish pattern. Then email me letting me know you want the colors I use mainly.
Please allow 2 weeks for delivery. I tie per order.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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04/21/12 12:48 AM
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Mjothvitner
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Another 22" rainbow caught on a Near Deere.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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06/05/12 02:26 AM
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Same deal different day. The stocking truck dumped 100 trout in one small hole on lost creek, and 40 in the deep hole. Lazy. No clue on the trout tally, but we caught lots. I decided to take the guys to zone three to look for a walleye. Trout were no where that day. Saw four walleye and Bill got one! Also some crappie and some 9 inch sunfish. Passed by a kid in the Evening Hole at about 8 am. He had nothing so far. Handed him a Near Deere and said "have fun". Passed him again and he said he landed a 17 incher. Two hours later, he had 19 trout to hand. Nothing big this trip. Saw diff people hauling limits out of Spillway Creek. They were bumping minnows on the bottom. They each bought 12 minnows and one guy used 1 minnow, rehooking it, for five of his six fish. They all limited in 15 mins. Summertime fishing at it's best. Near Deere's Ruled the Day.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
[Re: TarponFly]
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06/05/12 12:41 PM
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2FlyFish4
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Sorry, but if you think a spool of Vanish is the same as a spool of quality tippit you are completely wrong. look at the facts 2 lb vanish is .006" diameter 5x (5 lb)Rio Fluroflex tippit is .006" diameter you can get 2.5x stronger line in the same diameter by using a quality tippit, that is why it cost more. Yes this is very minimal, especially when you are talking about hatchery fish, and when it comes to warm water species i use a spool of flourocarbon over tippit spools. But on more technical waters it can make a big difference.
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Re: Lower Mt Fork River - Fishing Guide Report with Video and Pictures
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06/07/12 01:31 AM
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TarponFly
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Vanish is cheaper. And they are stockers.
When I go to Utah to fish the Green, I use what all the purists use. Wild trout are way different than stockers. My clients have an option of traditional midge/dry fly fishing the Purist Way, or just there to get a high talley with big fish thrown in, and a chance at a couple walleye. Most pick, just there to catch a ton of fish. Every client has their own ideas of what they want out of a trip, I follow what they want and I have never had one complaint.
Like I said, I'm no purist with stocked fish. I can catch them your way and I can catch them my way. What ever you opinion on how high up the Purist Totum Poll you wanna go, that's your deal. Not mine. I like to catch a ton of fish after putting 150 miles on the truck. That way my big fish ratio goes way up. 20-25 inchers are why I'm there. Not a small trout with par markings. Cool to see wild trout, but when it hits 12-14 inches, I bet it ends up on a grill somewhere, no matter what zone it grows up in.
Again, I use vanish cause it's economical. Tapered leader is expensive, tippet is expensive. Most people want to throw the Near Deere and just plain catch fish.
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