





When I switched from black to yellow, I began catching trout, rainbows and one nice brown. The Tellico nympth did the trick when all else failed, which now that I reflect on the matter makes perfect sense.
High and muddy, fish dark flies...and fish something bright and yellow when it's high and clear.
It never got too cold all day.
Just wet.
2 comments:
Great pics!!
Thanks, Hoss.
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