Sure, he’s a little small. But next time we’re going to catch his big brother.
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What are some of the patterns in that box?
Looks like a great day at the coast.
The stuff on the right is a bunch of egg sucking leeches I cooked up; on the left is my stash of clousers and a few yak-hair bugs for big ling.
Oh man, I never thought of trying the fly on Ling. I have a friend that has fished them for years and he uses a big clump of worms. I never bother fishing them.
I love my fly rod and would rather use it. I will have to go visit Russell and get him to take me along on his next day out.
IF you guys are interested in some Ling flies soot me an email mullett34@aol.com. I can take a picture of the ones ive tied and let u know what materials I used also. I use these patterns of the newport jetty in Oregon.