Freshwater Deceivers

GOLDFISH DECEIVER Submitted By Robb Nicewonger

GOLDFISH DECEIVER THREAD yellow HOOK TMC 7999 #2 TAIL yellow marabou COLLAR mixed yellow and orange bucktail HEAD yellow with fabric paint eyes, 1 coat of softex COMMENTS Cayuga Lake holds a healthy population of gold carp. When they move into the shallows in the spring they are easy targets for predators. This fly accounted for several large bass and a few rainbows. Back To The "Untraditional" Deceiver Patterns Page Recommend this page to a friend Want to comment this page? Fill out the form below. Comment Only comments in English are accepted! Your name Your email Preview comment All comments will be screened by the GFF staff before publication. No HTML, images or links, please - we do not publish such comments... And only English language comments will be published. Name and email is optional but recommended. The email will be shown in a disguised form in the final comment to protect you against spam You can see other public comments on this page If you want to submit a private comment, not for publication, use this form   Did you find the above interesting? A few random articles for your entertainment Czech Nymph - and Other Related Fly Fishing Methods - Karel Krivanec et al. Karel Krivanec has given anglers around the world the opportunity to learn about the history and techniques of tying and fishing Czech Nymphs, a subject that is fascinating to anglers around the world. July 1st 2007 Boot Blues GFF partner Martin Joergensen has owned quite a few wading boots in his time. None of them fit his bill for a perfect pair. Actually most of them fell apart and were trashed within a few seasons. His hunt for a perfect pair continues. June 16th 2005 Kola on a Budget Fishing on the Kola Peninsula is usually connected with everything but low price fishing. However, it is still possible to organize a trip for large, golden, Russian brown trout and pay no more than 500 Euros per person including everything. April 1st 2007 Turning fishing and tying tools Dutch Henk Verhaar finds that producing his own tools is just as satisfying as tying flies or building rods. Follow his small course in woodturning here and learn to turn hair stackers, bodkins and other beautiful tools in exotic woods May 16th 2006 A Global Fly Fisher Publication Copyright © 1994 - 2008, Joergensen/Petti/Schweitzer/Skehan Portions of this site copyright © the contributors. All rights reserved. This material is for personal use only. Do not distribute without prior written consent from each copyright holder. Comments and suggestions are welcome