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Topic: Fly Fishing Blobs for Bows in the Okanogan  (Read 4543 times)

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uplandsandpiper

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Dragged my Topwater 120 PDL out on a local selective gear rules lake for a morning of fishing Rainbow Trout using blob flies. If you are purist you might want to stop here because these flies are essentially the Powerbait of the fly world.



Tinker

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You're sitting in a kayak fishing with a fly rod... dude, the purists fainted a long time ago.

I owe the oldest Grandkids some lake fishing lessons and between the booby flies (I knew about them) and the blob flies (first I've heard of these) it might turn into a fun day.

Thanks!
The fish bite twice a day - just before we get here and right after we leave.


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This video was so relaxing. Thanks a bunch for sharing!