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Outstanding..., Glad i could help... man your going to need another boat to put all that stuff in... :)

Congrats... What place did you come in?

sad...
http://www.wric.com/story/19199656/thousands-of-fish-die-as-midwest-streams-heat-up

thought you might like this...
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wolly buggers never fail... try Black to start, but white and bright seem to be working well this year as well...

wow, psprowler if you would READ my posts i don't think i ever mentioned a specific spot on Flloyd's Fork so i have no idea what you are talking about... as i said i am new to this area and was just...

yes alittle flashobou or shiny strands not too much, and rubber legs (should be able to get them at any fly shop), i use the black ones with a bit of red speckle in them, tie them under the barbell...

that is my goto fly for all occasions... add alittle flash and some legs and i guarantee the bass will hit... i tie it in different colors but you can't beat black, i tie a few different sizes, 8-10s...

ok im new here what is TC?

had a freaky good day last saturday on Barkley... was in a shallow cove near Eddyville, waded in 3-4ft of water it was hot but i could not keep them off the line... i was fly fishing, small wooly...

thanks everyone, this is great info...
i have fished Flloyd's Fork a few times... did great the first couple of days... small mouth, rock bass etc. even caught a 6lb. drum on a 5 weight fly rod,...

thanks i will try these...

thanks... no boat... i fly fish used to wading... have a canoe and kayak but prefer getting in, anywhere to put in upstream?

new to Louisville... i have heard Harrods creek is a good place to fish but am having a hard time finding places to park and get in... any help?