Don't burn your spots, but fly is hot?

[Swimmer]

Hey guys nobody hardly ever posts here, which is somewhat understandable in the spring. I don't expect your spots to be burned but as fly fishermen we should be sharing what fly is hot and what is not. Thanks.

[Roger]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

as fly fishermen we should be sharing what fly is hot and what is not.

It's not relevant. The fly that caught so well for me on Monday night probably won't get used this weekend because I'll be fishing different water and different conditions.

Generally speaking though, in the spring around RI, a small sparse white clouser works well some of the time.

[saltydog]

SORRY, no time to post! TO MENY FISH TO CATCH.
GOOD LUCK GOOD FISHIN

[Swimmer]

Letf out the word "what" as in what fly is hot? Sorry.

[pops]

wthie bkctiual dveicer & wihte cuolesr

[Swimmer]

O.K. pops, I guess my sloppy posting isn't that important huh. Nice phonetics.

[pops]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

O.K. pops, I guess my sloppy posting isn't that important huh. Nice phonetics.

tehre was a sduty dnoe taht fnoud if the fsirt and lsat lreetts dnidt cnhage you
can mix tehm all up!

[Mr. Sandman]

I don't know if it is an "ethical" fly or not but those gummy minnow "fly's" kick some butt. It is like cheating. Have you ever tried them?