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Topic: pink salmon flies  (Read 5452 times)

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redfish85

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Im lookin forward to this years pink run and hopin to get some on the bug rod so wonderin what are some good flies (besides just having a pink one :P) I might even get a chance to try my yarn flies I tied a while back ;D


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I've fished pink salmon on the fly in the lower snohomish.  I had great luck on a  fatty flashy streamer style fly.  With some red .. worked awesome. Hooe it was some help. Herring or shrimp fly awesome


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Here on ECVI I use mostly pink, orange, chartreuse and white. Patterns include clousers, handle bars, coho buggers and other small streamer patterns tied in sizes 4-10.
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Is that a size 6 circle hook on the pink thingy?  I must be part salmon, these look awfully pretty!!


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Is that a size 6 circle hook on the pink thingy?  I must be part salmon, these look awfully pretty!!

Which pink thingy?  I'm guessing you are asking about the one above my post as it has a circle hook.  But the one in my post is a size 4 hook.

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Yea good call, size 6 circle hook.

Is that a size 6 circle hook on the pink thingy?  I must be part salmon, these look awfully pretty!!
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This is my as of yet untested solution to the ultimate pink salmon fly, a pink bunny leech.  I like to tie it with a bit of lead wrapped around the hook shank to combat the buoyancy of the zonker strip and use weight forward medium sinking line.  It's about 2 inches long.
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