Hewes2ya
11/1/2017 6:44:17 PMPretty sporting of you to fish with the snap open...At least you don't have to fool with unhooking the fish, just loop off the lure and loop on another!
fishindoc
11/1/2017 6:50:53 PMHad to look at the picture to realize our error. Actually the big fish we lost was due to an an open snap.
Kekedatackleco
11/1/2017 10:00:46 PMGreat looking fish once again! Glad the Kekedas worked out for you again. Thanks for using them and sharing the report. I feel like that pink often gets overlooked as a trout color because of its popularity as a Kokanee color. Happy to see it getting lots of fish! Like you said, makes for a nice Fall day. Take care, Dave
hewesfisher
11/2/2017 10:11:25 AMThanks for another great report, you guys really enjoy your time on the water. Those are some nice 'bows too. :-)
Part-Time
11/5/2017 2:27:18 PMWow, like the looks of those big ones. Interesting how you run your smiley blades, I may have to give that a try. Want to get out to Sprague soon, where do you launch out there?
fishindoc
11/6/2017 6:39:38 AMOn the fluorocarbon leader smiley blade, bead, snap then fly. There is a concrete ramp/launch on the SW portion of the lake, the dock is out for the winter. Good luck!
Part-Time
11/7/2017 6:53:38 PMI tie a uniknot directly to the fly then drop on a couple of beads and a smiley blade. If that swivel to the fly works for you I will give it a try, certainly simpler than having a leader tied to the fly.
