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Old 01-05-2008, 01:16 PM
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I had a few good pin fry eaters at Loch Leven last year on a silver pennel. Like the silver invicta, I reckon this could be a good corixa pattern as well.
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When I first took an interest in fly-fishing, way back in 1970, I was invited by a work-mate, an elderly chap, to come to Morehall Reservoir with him one evening and "learn how it's done".

After a couple of hours of flogging water, and a dead horse, I started getting rather bored and, as a diversion, asked to see the contents of his fly-box. He was very reluctant to show me his flies, so, I pestered his bloody life out until he gave in.

It was plainly obvious why he wouldn't show me them, he must have been embarrassed. His box contained five, size 12 Peter Ross', six, including the one he was using

I thought he was taking the p***, so I asked to see the others. "That's all I need", he snapped back, "I always catch on those, I don't need any others".

Well, he didn't catch that evening so he started calling me a "bad luck c***".

When I finally took up fly-fishing, I started using and persisted with a Peter Ross!

To this day, forty years later, I've still never caught a bloody fish on one
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Hi Guys

I caught my first Loch Brownies yesterday on a Peter Ross point fly the dropper flys completely ignored !

The mental block (lack of confidance) i had in BIG WILD WATERS has gone

As of yet ive not tied any traditional Loch fly's but i certinally will now.

I was wondering about jazzing it up slighlty for 2008 by doing the silver body with sliver holo stuff

Also are there and "modern" Loch stlye flys they are intended to target "wild" Brownies
why were you fishing on a loch for brownies? seasons finished!!! wait until i see you!
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why were you fishing on a loch for brownies? sesons finished!!!
But not on 28th April 2008, when the post you quote was actually posted.
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But not on 28th April 2008, when the post you quote was actually posted.
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