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HitMan

Posted 5/23/2014 9:49 PM (#111862)
Subject: Pulling Flies

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So just wondering if some could give me some pointers how to set up the rig .
Saw a guy in the river with really long leads . Just wondering what size leads and wieghts are the best . And also dropper lead.
You can message me if you want .
Thanks Hitman

Sunshine

Posted 5/26/2014 9:02 AM (#111868 - in reply to #111862)
Subject: Re: Pulling Flies

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Location: Waukesha Wisconsin

Here is a pict of your basic setup. Use a weight heavy enough to keep line at a Max of 45°. I like pencil weights ( long and thin). My best colors on that system are Green Bay packer colors and Minnesota Vikings colors.

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martyb

Posted 5/30/2014 10:21 AM (#111900 - in reply to #111868)
Subject: Re: Pulling Flies

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run the front (short lead) fly off the forward loop of the inline swivel and you will get fewer tangles. I also run a heavier/stiffer line on that fly to try to keep some separation and ease in untwisting.

Doesn't really matter though, sometimes I will run three flies all tied into the same lead and the fish still bite on any of the three (although if you snag up, you might lose all of them)

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