Back to work today after a few days exploring the dimple risers. The idea being I wanted to see just how many good fish can be ignored by thinking they are wee ones. An interesting exercise.
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Small spinners and small emergers seems to be the way to get them to sip
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the first couple of evenings proved very good with some of the dimples proving to be great fish lazily feeding and making no disturbance
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When darkness started to approach a swap to a small caddis brought a couple of good ones too
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A few of the fish were showing the wee scars to the nose again.
Back to dimples for the rest of the week and for every 3 of these
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I got one of these
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And now and again it was one of these, even during early evening and again moving no water, but in a spot that looked like it might hold a good one
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Even the afternoon was good, again just trying the dimples with a small 16/18 fly
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And late on with a 16 sedge
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So simple flies, cast to innocuous rise forms gave me some awesome fun all week with hard fighting fish and a couple of real surprises. Afternoon and evening time was equally as good with the main typical rise starting after 2230 to the sedges.