Wired stone

Article Abstract:

A stonefly nymph pattern called the Wired Stone, which is found to be one of the most productive patterns, is discussed. The materials used for the tails and legs of the Wired Stone are goose biots, which are found to be durable and readily available.

Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Fish Flies, Lures, Artificial Bait, Design and construction, Flies, Artificial, Fishing flies

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Understanding carp behavior

Article Abstract:

Tactics to catch common carp in shallow-water is discussed. Nonfeeding fish including sunbathers, hellraisers, and cruisers while tailing or clooping fish are found to be easier to take on a fly.

Fly fishing

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Golden Bullets

Article Abstract:

The feeding characteristics of carp (Cyprinus carpio) and the challenge of sight-fishing and stalking them in clear, shallow water are described. The carp fishing hot spots are mentioned.

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