Originally Posted by
kygorski
When I was in the service our platoon sarg heard three of us talking about fishing.So he made us a deal.He would after our first 8 weeks of basic take us to a great trout stream, of course all of us needed to foot the bill, and I wound up driving.These were were mostly native brook trout, so we got some of our tackle mailed to us,and away we went. the method he suggested was a small dark wet fly, under a bubble float.As we were shopping for these things at thePX I notixced they sold red worms, bought two containers. That small wet fly worked like dynomite, tipped with a worm. We finally showed him our secrt aftwer a couple of hours.We were just below the timber line, it was a great place.We made one more trip before we went to germany. While looking at field maps, we discovered there was an officers trout stream on the training area, yep, worms worked there also.Wonder what would have happened if we got caught.
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That's hilarious that the guide was appalled by your super duper, and even funnier that he had never seen one before. Guides up in that region are die hard fly fisherman, doesn't suprise me that he snubbed his nose at your hardware.
She'll make it through it though.
