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Carp on the Fly: So easy an 8 year old can do it
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Carp on the Fly. Sunday, May 03, 2015. So easy an 8 year old can do it. Sort of. JJ is a trooper, but putting a fly within 4 inches of a carp he can't really see is well beyond his current skills. Still, he makes a great net guy, and if I hook em, he is willing to wrangle them into submission for me. I remember days with my dad from when I was a kid. Good days.days like today with my own son. Here is to many more. Posted by John Montana. Great pictures, John! Looks a great partnership. At least he didnt ...
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Carp on the Fly: Sometimes it comes together
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Carp on the Fly. Monday, April 20, 2015. Sometimes it comes together. When things are right on the big C, things are REALLY right. The sun came out, the fish came out, and shit got crazy in a hurry. Yesterday, I caught more carp than I have ever caught in a single day on the Big C.and that isn't a small number. Insane fishing. Some days you just end up smiling. Posted by John Montana. And just how many did you get? Man i gotta hit up the river soon! Must be wore out. What a day. Nice work man. A Decisive...
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Carp on the Fly: October 2014
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Carp on the Fly. Sunday, October 19, 2014. Pretty amazing for a day in mid October! All but three fish took the hybrid, with the other three eating the trouser Worm. It amazes me how different those flies fish. The hybrid gets more eats on my water, but when the fish want that trouser worm they eat it with absolute resolve. Really fun to see them just plop down on that big fly, rather than trying to discern the exact moment they suck in a hybrid. Posted by John Montana. Saturday, October 11, 2014. Tight ...
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Carp on the Fly: One Shot
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Carp on the Fly. Sunday, March 15, 2015. The line came tight, and the fish was gone from view headed to the deep water. The rest was a matter of side pressure, palmed reels and good knots. Sometimes one shot is all you need. Posted by John Montana. You are the M&M of carpin. One shot. Nice quick read. Heres to your quest for 20 over 20 this year. Great story. I need a shot like that! One shot John. I say job well done! Nice fish buddy. Spring is here; many more carp coming to hand. US Carp Pro Fly Forum.
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Carp on the Fly: Saturday May 2
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Carp on the Fly. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Come say hello at Orvis in Bridgeport Village this Saturday, May 2nd at 11 am. I will be there talking carp.hope to see you there! Posted by John Montana. Thanks for a great presentation. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I used to be a respectable angler.now I fly fish for carp. View my complete profile. US Carp Pro Fly Forum. The Slipper Still Fits. There was an error in this gadget. Floating the Glorious 12th. Tight Lined Tales of a Fly Fisherman. Fly Fish...
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Carp on the Fly: December 2014
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Carp on the Fly. Thursday, December 25, 2014. Zoo lights, Yule Log, and Christmas Ninja Cookies.a very Portland Christmas. Posted by John Montana. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I used to be a respectable angler.now I fly fish for carp. View my complete profile. US Carp Pro Fly Forum. The Slipper Still Fits. There was an error in this gadget. Floating the Glorious 12th. Tight Lined Tales of a Fly Fisherman. Sunday Double Reel.'Mista Bone'. Can Stink Bomb Be Far Behind? Fly Fishing Lodges Deneki Outdoors.
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Carp on the Fly: September 2014
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Carp on the Fly. Saturday, September 13, 2014. A painful reminder.don't move your fly. I have learned this over the years on the big c. The carp out here don't like to chase. They will reach out and grab a fly, turn left, turn right, occasionally dart forward but for the most part the only motion that doesn't spook them is a fly falling to the bottom. They seem t accept gifts from the heavens. On the big C, your best move is simple:. Show them your fly, and then let them eat it. Posted by John Montana.
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A Couple of Updates… | Fly Fish Nevada
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124; Comments RSS. High Country Fly Fisher. Native Trout Fly Fishing. Northern Sierra Fly Fishing. The High Sierra Fly Fisherman. Kiene's Fly Shop Forums. American Fly Fishing Company. However, feel free to borrow my photos or words with proper credit given*. If you feel the need to steal my work and claim it as your own, just know that you are a pathetic loser. Get your own camera and your own life. Book covers may not be used in any fashion without permission. A Couple of Updates…. You are commenting u...
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Carp on the Fly: Death March
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Carp on the Fly. Tuesday, March 24, 2015. Just found something I wrote last spring.pretty sure I never posted this, but if I did.well, the 5 people that read this blog can skip it. I call it the Death March for a lot of reasons. One is as simple as it sounds.it is a long fucking way out and back! All in all, the Death March is not for the faint of heart. Do I have the right fly? How close can I get? What is my best angle? 1) Know your forage. 2) Don't cast until you can see its head. Very well done, John.
