Time for a new swap?

[Xnjb707X]

Well I think it's about time for a new fly swap. I've done a couple of these now and I'm hooked! I was thinking about starting one up. The fall trout season is in the near future so I was thinking I'll host a swap, I'll keep it simple since it will be my first time hosting a swap, but maybe favorite fall nymphs? Sounds good to me. If anyone is down for a fall nymph swap just hit me back. Lets try to get atleast 10-15 tyers. If anyone is interested just respond back with your fly and I'll set a due date etc.


- Nic

[Darrin.Deel]

I could throw in my flashy feather caddis. Will post pics soon.

[Hairstacker]

Well, I'm always game if everyone else is. I'll tie up a bunch of black AP Nymphs. I'm hoping we allow at least 30 days for this swap since I'm also already in a swap on another board.

[Garrett S]

Im In, I will be tying a pheasant tail Nymph

[Xnjb707X]

alright well thats 4 including me, so lets get atleast 6 more in on it and then I'll set a due date

- Nic

[SHigSpeed]

Does it have to be a classic nymph? I'd love to tie up a dozen soft hackles for a swap. I've been doing really well with them since starting to use them hard.

_SHig

[Ed Wahl]

Count me in. I'll tie up some of Bill Carnazzo's Fall Phase Stick Caddis'. I need to tie up a bunch anyway, and this is as good an excuse as any.

Ed

[SHigSpeed]

Count me in. I'll tie up some of Bill Carnazzo's Fall Phase Stick Caddis'. I need to tie up a bunch anyway, and this is as good an excuse as any.

Ed

Man, that's an ugly fly! How do you fish that and for what?

_SHig

[Ed Wahl]

Shig, every foothill stream I've fished has a good or great population of Fall Caddis. They're big, real big.

The big trout will be snarfing them up for a couple of months.

You fish them dead drifted right on the bottom. High sticking is my preferred method but bobbers will work too.

Maybe you just have to see it to believe it.

I can help with that.

Ed

[SHigSpeed]

Shig, every foothill stream I've fished has a good or great population of Fall Caddis. They're big, real big.

The big trout will be snarfing them up for a couple of months.

You fish them dead drifted right on the bottom. High sticking is my preferred method but bobbers will work too.

Maybe you just have to see it to believe it.

I can help with that.

Ed

Anything for big trout! Guess I'm a whore that way.

_SHig