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Uploaded on September 11, 2012

I am headed to yellowstone NP soon...any fly suggestions?
I do quite a bit of flats fishing for bonefish in the Florida Keys website- threebone com - It explains how to catch bonefish on your own, by roadside wading. I also have photos ...bonefish... trout and Salmon from Alaska too. Learn to bonefish...enjoy!

mark at threebone com

I don't know how to attach images here.

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from Sayfu wrote 39 weeks 3 days ago

Try strippin a Crazy Charlie through a run. You just might be the next Yellowstone guru.

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from Bassinbick wrote 39 weeks 2 days ago

Trial and error

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from Sayfu wrote 39 weeks 4 hours ago

You can beat trial and error all to heck if you are a good fly angler. Called observation. You walk down near the river, and observe what they are feeding on. If you can not, you can at least eliminate what they are not feeding on. The process of elimination goes a long way to being successful. Water temp., time of day, weather, all play a part in what fly to choose. It is the unknowlegeable bait angler that walks down and "flings'er out there."

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from 3bone wrote 37 weeks 6 days ago

I found that cured Alaskan Salmon eggs worked best, at any time during the day. Trout can't resist them, eliminating wasting time.

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from clinchknot wrote 37 weeks 6 days ago

Don't work very well on the Yellowstone because they lock you up if you use salmon eggs.

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from Sayfu wrote 39 weeks 3 days ago

Try strippin a Crazy Charlie through a run. You just might be the next Yellowstone guru.

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from Bassinbick wrote 39 weeks 2 days ago

Trial and error

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from Sayfu wrote 39 weeks 4 hours ago

You can beat trial and error all to heck if you are a good fly angler. Called observation. You walk down near the river, and observe what they are feeding on. If you can not, you can at least eliminate what they are not feeding on. The process of elimination goes a long way to being successful. Water temp., time of day, weather, all play a part in what fly to choose. It is the unknowlegeable bait angler that walks down and "flings'er out there."

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from 3bone wrote 37 weeks 6 days ago

I found that cured Alaskan Salmon eggs worked best, at any time during the day. Trout can't resist them, eliminating wasting time.

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from clinchknot wrote 37 weeks 6 days ago

Don't work very well on the Yellowstone because they lock you up if you use salmon eggs.

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