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 Buggers And Clousers: Steelie Steamers?
Posted by biggie on Saturday, February 17 @ 21:38:15 PST
I love to swing streams with a down stream cast and work the fly towards me then let it dead drift then work towards me again. This is deadly around home for trout. Love to see a big brown swimming over to have a look or nail a streamer. My question, does this work for steelies using say a Clouser or a marabou streamer? Or even a bugger?
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Re: Buggers And Clousers: Steelie Steamers?
by jason-c on Monday, February 19 @ 12:23:05 PST http://www.fliesandfinswest.com | | I would say it depends on the time of year. Steelhead get pretty agressive when they are in full spawn. Teasing them with some switches can work well. When they are in that mood I don't like to bother them. However, I find that the majority of the time you want a true swing with as little erratic movement as possible. |
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Re: Buggers And Clousers: Steelie Steamers?
by Deschutesboy on Saturday, March 31 @ 13:35:09 PDT | | I guess it would depend on where you are from and the aggressiveness of the fish. I've taken a few steelhead on a bugger using that technique. You never know until you try, have fun with it, try new things, thats what make fly fishermen, fly fishermen. |
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