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In all seriousness I use the two fly rig mostly at taney. I never get tangled or hook myself though 😁

Solo as a dry. Would make a decent dropper floater if you tied in a hot spot so you could see it. But at crane just as a dry fly since it is so small and narrow. Buggers are the best way to go but cricket pattern will get it done if they are eating dries

I'm heading down thursday anyone is down say hi. White Chevy step side

Not a dry dropper wrench but a drop shot . I tie an double over hand knot where the point fly would go or I use a heavy bead head fly . Then about 12 inches above I tie a blood knot and attach a dropper loop with a perfection loop and put an unweighted fly or lightly weighted dependent on current flows. Crane I use two flies bigger water I use two flies and a split shot dropped off the eye of my point fly. Very effective for short line work. Dry dropper is rare but I will use it occasionally on crane .

I tightline mostly euro style. Use drop shot alot and two flies always. For dries use 16 to 10 caddis same for hoppers or cricket. Buggers are best at size 10 to 6. Big flies work well

Interesting stuff mr. Lilley. . . Hope they pay better attention going forward wouldn't want a bunch of big dead fish

Time for a good fudderwacken! And some tea!

Taking a friend down in two weeks ... this will be our weapon of choice. It has been a long time since I've been down. Having a baby doesn't allow for much fishing

https://youtu.be/XO8R0tzkOUQ This guys cracks me up and is on point

Frenchie .... san Juan worm.... scud are best for numbers . I have switched to streamer fishing now and found it is where the big fish come alive. Good luck

I couldn't agree more Rick.

What a giant... and not triploid. This fall will be insane on big brownies. Sad it died and sad that people attacked this lucky angler. What a shame people have become so bitter .