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FRONT
RANGE ANGLERS NEWSLETTER
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| "Dedicated to bringing people
and fish together" |
August 2004
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Gianinetti Spring Creeks
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Hello all:
Colorado DOES have a spring creek fishery! FRA is running a trip
to Gianinetti Spring Creek outside of Carbondale, the weekend of
August 21-22, 2004. This is Colorado’s only Spring creek and
the reason you may not have heard of it is because it is all private.
This is a rare opportunity to get onto this amazing water, and best
of all --we’ve kept the price down. So don’t miss this
opportunity to throw hoppers to 20 inch trout. Click
here for details.
We've had some great feedback on the new "Flies, Ties &
Lies" section appearing in each Thursday's Daily Camera, which
we're providing the content for. Some customers have requested that
we email a printable version of the fishing report to them each
week. If you'd be interested in this service, Send
us an email.
Bill
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DESTINATIONS
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| • Rocky Mountain National Park:
Do you like solitude, beautiful surroundings, and fishing for trout in small
streams and high mountain lakes? Then Rocky Mountain National Park needs
to be on the top of your destination list. In under an hour you can be hiking
along a meandering meadow stream, laying out a cast in every likely spot.
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FLY TYING
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• Diffusion Hackling:
Diffusion hackling is a technique which started in Europe for creating parachute
flies using deer hair. This technique can be used with a wide assortment
of materials.
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• Reverse Hackle:
Reverse Palmer Hackling has become increasingly popular. It's not only fast
and simple, but it also significantly improves the durability of your flies.
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| • SnoBall Beetle:
HERE IT IS! Dennis Collier's secret weapon for the Big Thompson and RMNP.
Actually this pattern works great on any stream you care to fish. TIE SOME
TODAY!
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| • The Vise: Do you
know the history behind the fly tying vise? It had a revolutionary impact
on the way in which flies were tied for 500 years prior to its adoption. |
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TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
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| • Fishing Light Lines:
Why lighter lines (1 to 4-weight) will improve your dry fly fishing. |
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| • Simple Blood Knot:
Here is a variation of the standard Blood Knot developed by Mark Sosin and
Lefty Kreh. |
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• Fly Line
Loops: Do you find yourself ensnared in your fly line while nymph fishing?
Casting the proper loop will provided relief.
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| • Trophy
Trout: Trophy trout fishing is a matter of location as opposed to size.
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BRAIN TEASER
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• Can You Identify What's Going On Here?
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