Live from Wheatley....

[kevinfry]

A three species day on craft fur Kreelex and a damsel nymph fly(the latter beyond my fly tying abilities)
Caught 8 crappie out of one tree including this nice dark one.
Also, how I transport using regular rodholder

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[kevinfry]

A three species day on craft fur Kreelex and a damsel nymph fly(the latter beyond my fly tying abilities)
Caught 8 crappie out of one tree including this nice dark one.
Also, how I transport using regular rodholder

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Freshly tied craft fur Kreelex minnows

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[Mark]

Nice catches Kevin.

Good workaround use with the regular rod holder too. That will work in calm water. However, I wouldn't trust that to hold my flyrod in bumpy tidal locations. Could be an expensive dunking in the making. My Scotty flyrod holder comes with a rubber strap for added security. I've gotten into the habit of using it in even in calm water.

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[kevinfry]

Nice catches Kevin.

Good workaround use with the regular rod holder too. That will work in calm water. However, I wouldn't trust that to hold my flyrod in bumpy tidal locations. Could be an expensive dunking in the making. My Scotty flyrod holder comes with a rubber strap for added security. I've gotten into the habit of using it in even in calm water.

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There is the same in mine.....I was just resting it there between casting my three wt.....but the fly rod holders are definitely better

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[clm]

Very nice. I need to get out there with my fly rods...but I always end up just taking the light spinning gear...seems like I always go on windy days.

[kevinfry]

Very nice. I need to get out there with my fly rods...but I always end up just taking the light spinning gear...seems like I always go on windy days.

There are a surprising number of fly fisherman at wheatley!