Recent content by Irafly

I have 27+ different lots of flies to sell, that is a lot of lots 😂. Most flies are unfished. I tied some of them, but not all of them. -Each numbered lot is at least a dozen flies. -Each numbered lot is $6 each or $5 each if you buy more than 1 lot. -The big bass lot that is not numbered...

Did you see my post on the forum that shall not be named? Debacle was in the title. Thought I was going to die that day.

Yes freaking please!

I only ask, because Nick is back in business.

Thinking about getting these so I can just slip my tennis shoes in there 😂

I am curious who will captain the trip.

I swear I was in 105’ even if the finder says 104’. Funny thing is, I set an earlier record of 95’ about a half hour before this. Thanks @Chucker for the pics and doing your own thing while I worked things out.

I do love flounder/dab/sole fishing, I’m sometimes really surprised why it isn’t a more fly rod targeted species. They can be abundant and honestly they fight fairly well on lighter tackle.

95’, straight T-14!

Yes

For what it is worth, I do like the Oros for some situations. A few things I do to help my OROS game. 1. I use two different colors mixed together to help with contrast to see subtle takes. 2. I use two different sizes of OROS for the same reason. 3. I played around with an OROS for deep...

Pretty much identical to what I do, but I don’t like chironomids as my top pattern. Personal preference. That and that whole peg down thing sheesh! 😂

My hook up ratio went way up tying to the eye versus the bend. I also didn’t lose as many bottom rigs when the line slipped off the barbless hook.

I need to see a picture 😁

My two cents. Midges ascend the water column in mostly a vertical orientation, so I like to make sure they are presented as such. Leeches and other macro invertebrates tend to be more horizontally oriented and I attempt to present them as such when I fish them. So for me, it is easier for me...