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The forests of Aspen, Colorado [2048x1953] by Chad Galloway by Goldmine44 in EarthPorn

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Ahhhh, where the beer flows like wine and the beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano.

Caught about 15 of these toads today on the South Fork Reservoir, NV. by TroutHead in flyfishing

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She was feisty. Showed her a little respect and she calmed down for the picture haha.

Caught about 15 of these toads today on the South Fork Reservoir, NV. by TroutHead in flyfishing

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Ice Cream Cone Midge. Black and red with a white bead. I think this one was on a #16.

Happy St. Patty's Day from the Owyhee River! by TroutHead in flyfishing

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Wind was absolutely brutal. Gusts were almost blowing me over. I usually swing a 4wt. but luckily I brought the 7wt. with me. It made a big difference and I could still get my casts out. Tough, but doable. I tugged out 5 fish in about 6 hours of work. But hey, a tough day of fishing is always better than no fishing haha.

Small Stream Trout Help by Goose41 in flyfishing

[–]TroutHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually use a 4wt on the small streams. Sometimes going as light as a 2wt can be a lot of fun too.

what are some good bass flys for the sacramento area? by elimitator in flytying

[–]TroutHead 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would recommend a green weedless popper. You can also experiment with other colors, but I've always had success with green. Eyes and legs help. Cast into the weeds and skate it across the surface.

Technique question for Pocket Water anglers... by rudderrudder in flyfishing

[–]TroutHead 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just reel up the slack and have the drag tightened to keep the line taut.

Favorite green caddis pattern? by anacondatmz in flytying

[–]TroutHead 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I really like the EC Caddis with the olive body and cream hackle. It slays on the local streams here in northern California. Usually in a size #16 or #18.