Recent content by Irafly

If you watch the video from the start, he explains that the idea isn’t new but then explains how the indicator itself is different.

Yep, if you want to rope flounder at 65’-80’ of water with a slight current, you’re going to need the Cortland Type 9. Honestly it casts great and it fished well. I like it better than the T-11 stuff because the line is a bit easier to strip and handle.

Paul, I like a lot about what is being said. I agree with the count down and the way the indicator lays in order to determine if something might be fouled, I agree with the increased visual that you get when the indicator isn’t round, and I like the idea of how it casts and decreases drag when...

If that’s the case, can I count the throat samples? Daphnia, puts me way the hell up there! Besides, it’s the lake forum, not the troots forum!

Who says I didnt hit 300? I said 200 plus. 😁

I’ve caught smallies, rock bass, greenies, bluegill and juvenile coho in that same stretch before, so just a mini slam 😀

I guess one could attempt 100 with planted hatchery brats, but what about 200 plus wild fish from a pristine urban fishery near Seattle? Is that too many? Should I have stopped earlier? Maybe restrained myself? Nah! @Bambooflyguy the 4th picture is number 100, I was thinking of you. I had...

I have about a thousand more where those came from and I’ll still have another few thousand to fish with 😁

Trevor’s chironomids are just gorgeous, in that “I actually look like a midge pupae, but I’m also gloriously sleek and stunning!”, sort of way.