Over here it's a purple Hippie stomper or chubby Chernobyl on top and typically one of these 2 subsurface....
Option #3 is when the bite gets tough.
Thats how we do late spring into summer fishing on lazy afternoons. How about your neck of the woods?
c/22
Option #3 is when the bite gets tough.
- Perdigon Nymph: Size #16 with a heavy tungsten bead. Its slick, epoxy body cuts through the fast Kootenai currents instantly to reach the strike zone.
- Pat's Rubber Legs: Sizes #8–#12 in black or brown. Perfect for dropping under a large #4 Chubby when you want to target the river's monster rainbow and bull trout feeding on stoneflies.
- Hard-Bodied Ant: Size #16 or #18. When the afternoon sun is bright and trout get spooky or refuse big hoppers, swap to a short 12-inch dropper with an unweighted ant that floats just a few inches below the surface film
Thats how we do late spring into summer fishing on lazy afternoons. How about your neck of the woods?
c/22
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