Fishing The Fly Scotland Forum

Iain Goolager

Re: Lochter
« Reply #15 on: 20/02/2008 at 19:53 »
That's the baby Mike!

Rob,

When ledgering (running) I use two rests, monkey climb and Aero Baitrunner and try to strike as soon as I think that the fish has the bait 'properly' in it's mouth. Fortunately I hardly ever deep hook fish - more often than not I  lightly hook pull the bait from its mouth but 'like the Murphys' etc....

I once assisted a guy removing a treble from a fishes internals - all you could see see was the trace disappearing down into its stomach and I thought ' how the heck are you going to remove that' - he, as you state, inverted its gut, removed the hook and after a little cuddle (with the fish not me) it swam away - amazing.

Anyway so much for the 'Lochter' topic

Iain

Dave Mundie

Re: Lochter
« Reply #16 on: 20/02/2008 at 22:00 »
Oh well i don't know what the correct eticate is but i'm going to stick with the fact that you souldn't return anything to the water with a foreign body inside it.

Dave

 




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