andy-ap emerger
02-18-2003, 01:12 PM
Well, this weeks entry is a bit off of the typical path. Please know that this challenge of "Carp on the Fly" will totally alleviate any problems you may ever have with "Zipperlip" Tension/ frustration. You WILL have the entire state to yourself! :dance:
After fishing the surf W/ dog & wife, my carping was relegated to only a few casts this week...
The REPORT: The temp HAS come up! The midges are out and about. The rain has brought in a few other goodies too! The bulk of carp action this week has been "rooters"(my personal favorite). Best to site cast to & they're actively eating. Bad news, they're typically in groups. which means one bad cast and Bye bye...They're ALL gone. (at least for a short while.)
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On our lake here, mornings too are the best for flyfishing. Just this morning as I was having breakfast there were carp in close to the shore line. Just lazily tailing and looking for breakfast of their own. What I want to know is: Whenever I have to hurry and be off to work that's when THEY KNOW it's safe to come close to shore and feed and show themselves!!! Aggggh! It's maddening. Mornings when I have time & my wife has left w/ the baby I think "Okay carp, get ready cause here I come..." Only to see a nice chop on the water. Too windy. No sight of fish. zilch. But, the minute my wife comes home and I have a new chore to do...D'oh. There are the carp. I swear, they have video surveilance in my house. They just seem to know when I'm too busy.......
That's it for the week. I'll see you Saturday! :cheers:
After fishing the surf W/ dog & wife, my carping was relegated to only a few casts this week...
The REPORT: The temp HAS come up! The midges are out and about. The rain has brought in a few other goodies too! The bulk of carp action this week has been "rooters"(my personal favorite). Best to site cast to & they're actively eating. Bad news, they're typically in groups. which means one bad cast and Bye bye...They're ALL gone. (at least for a short while.)
graemlins/stupid.gif
On our lake here, mornings too are the best for flyfishing. Just this morning as I was having breakfast there were carp in close to the shore line. Just lazily tailing and looking for breakfast of their own. What I want to know is: Whenever I have to hurry and be off to work that's when THEY KNOW it's safe to come close to shore and feed and show themselves!!! Aggggh! It's maddening. Mornings when I have time & my wife has left w/ the baby I think "Okay carp, get ready cause here I come..." Only to see a nice chop on the water. Too windy. No sight of fish. zilch. But, the minute my wife comes home and I have a new chore to do...D'oh. There are the carp. I swear, they have video surveilance in my house. They just seem to know when I'm too busy.......
That's it for the week. I'll see you Saturday! :cheers: