Marco Moreno At Des Plaines River
Marco Moreno
Jack Tieman At Des Plaines River
Xiaomai Yingwen At Salt Creek
Second of three Creek Chub. Happy November 1st. Don’t ever let anyone tell you the equipment is all the same. I started out using a 7WT telescoping graphite fly rod made in China and purchased off AliExpress for $17 and didn’t land squat (because it’s GARBAGE). But as soon as I switched to the British Designed Rigged & Ready 4WT and my Orvis Rocky Mountain Four fly reel, I started landing the first of three Creek Chub in the same location I landed three Creek Chub the previous day in short order. And now for another fun fact; two out of three Creek Chubs prefer Orvis Black Ant Toast flies as their dropper fly of choice over popper flies. Finally, I had to stop because the third Creek Chub literally swallowed my black ant fly I was using as my dropper, but the second Chub took the popper instead. I tried to keep going with another popper/dropper combo I previously tied and had handy, but no bites. This brings my total to 28 Creek Chub caught in this wonderful little fishery. I can’t wait until next time. 😇
Xiaomai Yingwen At Salt Creek
Third of three Creek Chub. Happy November 1st. Don’t ever let anyone tell you the equipment is all the same. I started out using a 7WT telescoping graphite fly rod made in China and purchased off AliExpress for $17 and didn’t land squat (because it’s GARBAGE). But as soon as I switched to the British Designed Rigged & Ready 4WT and my Orvis Rocky Mountain Four fly reel, I started landing the first of three Creek Chub in the same location I landed three Creek Chub the previous day in short order. And now for another fun fact; two out of three Creek Chubs prefer Orvis Black Ant Toast flies as their dropper fly of choice over popper flies. Finally, I had to stop because the third Creek Chub literally swallowed my black ant fly I was using as my dropper, but the second Chub took the popper instead. I tried to keep going with another popper/dropper combo I previously tied and had handy, but no bites. This brings my total to 28 Creek Chub caught in this wonderful little fishery. I can’t wait until next time. 😇
Xiaomai Yingwen At Salt Creek
First of three Creek Chub. Happy November 1st. Don’t ever let anyone tell you the equipment is all the same. I started out using a 7WT telescoping graphite fly rod made in China and purchased off AliExpress for $17 and didn’t land squat (because it’s GARBAGE). But as soon as I switched to the British Designed Rigged & Ready 4WT and my Orvis Rocky Mountain Four fly reel, I started landing the first of three Creek Chub in the same location I landed three Creek Chub the previous day in short order. And now for another fun fact; two out of three Creek Chubs prefer Orvis Black Ant Toast flies as their dropper fly of choice over popper flies. Finally, I had to stop because the third Creek Chub literally swallowed my black ant fly I was using as my dropper, but the second Chub took the popper instead. I tried to keep going with another popper/dropper combo I previously tied and had handy, but no bites. This brings my total to 28 Creek Chub caught in this wonderful little fishery. I can’t wait until next time. 😇
Xiaomai Yingwen At Salt Creek
The third of three creek chub landed today on Salt Creek using the 7WT fly rod using the antique Ocean City #66 fly reel, bringing the total number of Creek Chub caught in this wonderful little fishery to 25. 😇
Xiaomai Yingwen At Salt Creek
The second of three creek chub landed today on Salt Creek using the 7WT fly rod using the antique Ocean City #66 fly reel, bringing the total number of Creek Chub caught in this wonderful little fishery to 25. 😇