Reply With QuoteBeautiful trout! Thanks for sharing your new passion
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A New Hobby
If you have noticed, I have been selling off a lot of my extra crappie fishing equipment lately. That is to fund something I am learning and enjoying, fly fishing. I used to do it 10+ years ago after college, but it has been a long time. I managed to get out on Sunday and catch some fish on a northern Iowa stream on flies I tied myself. I cannot wait to start tossing streamers for crappie in the spring!
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Beautiful trout! Thanks for sharing your new passion
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Congrats on catching them on your own ties.
The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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Love it! My favorite way to fish! (Very pretty brown, BTW.)
Don’t be afraid to venture out into saltwater fly fishing, too. It’s great fun, and all you need are some streamers — no dries or nymphs. LOL
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That might be a little difficult in Iowa! Maybe a dream trip in the future.Originally Posted by fredo
Being able to just tie streamers would be amazing, i tried to tie some #20 midges yesterday and i still have a headache
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Hey, I live in Kentucky and fish the salt as much as possible. LOL
Yeah, streamers are much simpler to tie. Fish will just about jerk the rod out of your hand on a streamer bite.
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… but trout are fun, too!
Also, I’ve heard Iowa has some good smallmouth streams. They will nail a streamer!
