Rubber Leg Clarification

[Grant Miller]

I did a search of this forum concerning the legality of using rubber legged flies, such as a nymph with rubber legs or the Madam X. It seems that there was a regulation change at some point that made rubber legged flies legal in fly only zones. I went and read the definition of a fly, and it seems that the rubber legs would still be illegal to me. So, it seems that my version of logic must have some sort of a defect (not the first time). Can anyone clarify the rule/law change so that I don't wind up on the wrong side of the law?

[moguy1973]

I'm pretty sure they aren't allowed. You can substitute the rubber legs for Metz/Umpqua SuperFloss and it works fairly well for legs.

[fishinwrench]

Foam and Rubberlegs are legal in Z1, Z2 and Z4

[Grant Miller]

There seems to be some conflicting information here...

[moguy1973]

Is that a BSSP only thing fishinwrench? Last I heard, unless it's changed too, rubber legs weren't allowed at Montauk.

[Wayne SW/MO]

I think the "constructed on a single point hook" is the key. Rubber legs are not synthetic bait.

[laker67]

Foam and Rubberlegs are legal in Z1, Z2 and Z4

I'll bite, where is z4

[snagged in outlet 3]

Foam and Rubberlegs are legal in Z1, Z2 and Z4

A little early for a doobie eh Wrench??

Pete

[fishinwrench]

Z4 begins where the concrete ends. AKA; Bennett Spring access on the River.

Oh, it's legal in Z3 NOW I guess. Isn't C&R open in the park now? I don't even drive thru the park when I go down there anymore. The place depresses me and ruins my mood, so I purposely bypass it most times.

[NoLuck]

Show me a stimulator that don't have rubber legs. Or a foam beetle. Or a crane fly. Rubber legs are legal at the trout parks. Been using them for years.