It might work better from a boat vs. the bank -- a fast, full sink (something like a 'depth charge') counted down for a full minute (or whatever puts you near bottom based on the grain weight and diameter) and you might pick up one of the 20,000 blue catfish or the 1 longnose gar (Herbert) under there.
On Tuesday, April 1, 2014 7:55:10 PM UTC-4, jake hamilton wrote:
-- We don't enjoy fly fishing extremely deep water like that. I like lots of light penetration and photosynthesis where I'm fly fishing -- that's more fun to us, and it's all about "fun" (the stuff above ^^ isn't fun to us, we'd rather use cut bait or live mummichogs for that). I attached one we caught a few years ago in that area (see the bridge in the background) --
We = Beth and I, I haven't switched prescriptions or anything.
Signed,
Bill
On Tuesday, April 1, 2014 7:55:10 PM UTC-4, jake hamilton wrote:
I biked under the Woodrow Wilson couple weeks back seeing like 15 guys fishing off docks for stripers and cats. Is this spot with fishing with a fly rod? I have full sink line. What's flies do you suggest for this area if you have fished it before? Where around this general area of the bridge is best for a fly rod?
Jake
http://www.tpfr.org
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