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That is pretty much how I do It here on the Bow tie a Hopper (large stimulator, turks tarantula, Or foam hopper) from the bend in the hook tie 12-20 inches of tippet, tie on a nymph 2 sizes smaller than Hopper (copper john, hares ear, princes nymph) at the bend tie on 8-15 inches of tippet Tie on se...

That is pretty much how I do It here on the Bow tie a Hopper (large stimulator, turks tarantula, Or foam hopper) from the bend in the hook tie 12-20 inches of tippet, tie on a nymph 2 sizes smaller than Hopper (copper john, hares ear, princes nymph) at the bend tie on 8-15 inches of tippet Tie on se...

That is what I was thinking,

Out here I often use a hopper/dropper combo for trout, hopper acts as a indi but also provides for a second option for the fish. I suck At High sticking the Nymphs.

Glad they like hares ears, coppers and princes as I will have a tonne of them as always

Thank you for all the Advice, It is good to hear that I shouldn't need anything over a 6wt, that mean that I only have to bring 2 rods with me (also bringing a 4wt for fishing trout in the Elora Gorge) I'll start tying some of the crayfish patterns and figure out some poppers then just do up some wo...

Hi, Takeing a Vacation in Ontario next summer(late july), Looking into Smallmouth & Pike oportunities in the Manotick Area figuring fishing from Watsons Mill down to the conservation area would be a good start. Originally from that area, but only started fly fishing since hitting Alberta a few y...