Fishing Streamers like its 1923

Casting Across Fly Fishing

English - March 17, 2023 02:00 - 29 minutes - ★★★★★ - 80 ratings
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Dry flies looked about the same 100 years ago. Streamers? Things were a little different.
We hadn't gotten around to articulated flies that use half a bucktail yet. But we still caught fish. And the flies that were being fished worked. Plus, you could cast them on your regular trout rod. All was well in the world.
And it still is. There is no reason why you can't fish a Mickey Finn, Grey Ghost, or Edson Tiger today. In fact, I suggest you do. So much that I recorded a whole podcast on the worthwhile enterprise.
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Dry flies looked about the same 100 years ago. Streamers? Things were a little different.

We hadn't gotten around to articulated flies that use half a bucktail yet. But we still caught fish. And the flies that were being fished worked. Plus, you could cast them on your regular trout rod. All was well in the world.

And it still is. There is no reason why you can't fish a Mickey Finn, Grey Ghost, or Edson Tiger today. In fact, I suggest you do. So much that I recorded a whole podcast on the worthwhile enterprise.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices