Yeah… so that name might make you reconsider ever mentioning or using it, but according to a recent post about winter fishing for brook trout in Shenandoah National Park on the Ultralight Fly Fishing Forum, it seems to work. This guy says he caught 135 fish in a day with it, and his photos show those are good sized brookies.
See the fly recipe for the pink weenie and try it. Sounds like it might be a good early season fly for higher water.
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MidCurrent has another good fly tying video, this time for the basic Adams pattern, courtesy of Tightline Productions. The Adams is of […]
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I’d like to buy a dozen of these bead head pink weenies. Do you sell them? If so, how much?