so your on your local stillwater, loch, reservoir jobbie and you fancy banging a nymph or 2 on the leader.... If you had to choose just one... which would it be?

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***** wrote the poll question wrong!!! anyone know how I can edit it???

Both, though I sway towards the DB because it is the DB's!!


Ben

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I tend to put a weighted cruncher on the point with DB as droppers.

hmmm.... weighted cruncher is a new one to me! do you just slap on a bead at the head or use a lead underbody? I presume it helps turnover and depth?

DB!! All the way

In 2003 fed of all the junk in my fly boxes I cleaned them out and fished rutland and pitsford with only a vast array of DB's and some comorants....and some dries.

And I ve never caught so much!!!

My fly boxes are full of all sorts again now of course

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DB all the way for wild and stocked waters.Did well in Assynt and Torridon with DB fished 4ft under a daddy or a cdc shipmans.Works for me with the carron valley broons .
mick

It just has a small coloured bead for the head which adds weight and yes, helps turnover.



With this on the point and DB's as droppers you can fish various depths.

I do normally fish both but it seems to go in "years" for me - last year they all came to the DB, this year it's the cruncher. No idea why.

Of course the blob on the top dropper outfishes both of them 2:1, anyway

No, it does sadly.

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A Damsel on point and a DB on a dropper works well for me - and for a 12lb blue I caught a bit back

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