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That is what I consider part of my home water as I live here in O.O.B.

I'll give you my most productive flies for the entire season in that very area.

May-June

Sink tip shooting head lines.
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Have not stopped by in a very long time. My bad. I've been doing some lurking and have been nothing but impressed.

I'm looking foreward to a great year in '08.

I must report the the old Whaler & ...

Goshhawker, your best bet would be to hook up with another fisherman to learn the double haul.
Jeremy has one of the finest casts I've seen in some time. I bet he'd help you out. Heck, if you can sta ...

Jeremy,"Dude, I just burnt my fly line in two when I dropped my lit butt in the bottom of my stripping basket!"

Linesides,"That was freekin stupid Jeremy!"

Jeremy,"I gue ...

If the fish are on baby bunker, often called P-Nuts, fish an Enrico Fly in Grey over White. A Tabory Slab fly, a White Snake fly, or a White Gurgler might also work.

If the fish are on Sand Eel's f ...

I'm gonna alter the next one a bit. It will have a little bit of Skok's Slobster influence in it.

After the moon in July when the molt is underway.

Rich Murphy created that fly. He's a guide in Mass. and an absolute awesome fly tier. His talents are in the realm of Skok, Popovics, et al. I am on a kick this winter tying up some of his stuff.

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OK how come they can't be seen?

Shaq thanks for the line. Here are a couple pics showing what it was used for.
Jeremy eat your heart out!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.fliesandfins.com/lobsterlines.jpg

Got up early today. Searched the archives for Striped Bass vids. A cup of coffe, smoke, and some great memories. Great way to start the day off.

Just wanted to thank you for putting together such a ...

I'll be tying a Striper fly called a RM Soft Short with it.

Junk fly line. Needs to be orange and floating. Free or cheap. Its going to be cut up and used in Lobster flies.

If that is the case then I'd stretch a length of bead chain between two vises and tie up several different bottoms. I've seen Bob Popovics tie like that using heavy mono. The heads are finished as if ...

You are right on track. Try some Enrico P-Nut Butter flies. They are a great immitation of Baby (P-Nut) Bunker.

I like the idea. I can already see me working on a Squid tied simple style. One question.... Will the clip hooking the two together land a fish the size of the one you caught on my Pollock variation? ...

Although, I can't say that the strip set is my automatic reflex just yet, I am familiar with it, having strip set several rocks and weeds this past summer. Recently, I enjoyed the power rush of stri ...

Linesides:

Thanks for adding your thoughts on the striper situation. I was hoping to hear from you, since your name seems to clue us in to your devotion to stripers. Didn't you give Jeremy a big ...

I think Jeremy has given you great information. Probably the best advice I could add is to remember to use your sweetwater knowledge and apply it to the salt. Purchase and read books authored by Lou T ...

Who makes the over the shoulder bag you had on the day we were on the Whaler?

http://reel-time.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8070

The above fly was tied by a guy on Reeltime. He goes by the name of David Strout. Check his stuff out cause he's tying exactly what we ar ...

First off let me tell you I know very little about Spey style flies. I can tie a Rhody flatwing but in all honesty I know many others that are far better than I at it. But what the hey I tied a fly fo ...

One more question. What about Rhea feathers?

No problem. I think flatwings are the ticket Jeremy's looking for. They will be light enough to spey cast with yet also have the length and breathable materials.
The only downside is the inability to ...

Mike, what do you think about flies tied Ken Abrahem's style like the Rhoddy Flatwing? They have the length and are light so casting should be easy.

I'll need to look at what you folks typically use for flies when Spey casting. The lead in the fly serves two purposes. First, it aids in the action of the fly. Second, it aids in rolling the fly over ...

I must admit that I am primarily a Sage rod fan. I recently sold two Orvis HLS rods. I enjoyed them while I had them but they did not compare to the Sage in performance. The Orvis rods felt more like ...

Nice site. I notice some familiar names. Fish King sent me here.