I fished today for about an hour. Between low tide, low water, and wind it was pretty tough. Didn't get a bite. Saw only one other guy fly fishing and he gave it up after about three casts and prompty caught a couple shad on a spinning rod. It was that kinda day.
-- Fletechers may not rent boats tomorrow. Just a heads up for anyone thinking of heading out. The boats were completely landlocked this afternoon with the tide, low water.
On Saturday, April 4, 2015 at 5:21:46 PM UTC-4, peter odell wrote:
On Saturday, April 4, 2015 at 5:21:46 PM UTC-4, peter odell wrote:
I was using your standard shad flies (2 in tandem) on my 6 wt, but on my 8 wt, I had a big bucktail streamer with a shad dart trailer (hoping for a striper/rockfish). Shad grabbed the back fly almost all the time, only had one take the front fly. No striper/rockfish materialized, but I've caught them this way last couple of years - always a pleasant surprise. Full sinking lines on both rigs
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