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Lost creek with a fly - dtatty - 08-15-2015 I am new to fly fishing and haven't fished trout in a lake so I gave lost creek a try. I parked right by the dam and launched my tube at 6:00. I headed north following the shore and my black wooly bugger instantly started catching fish. In the first two hours I had caught 11 fish and all were bows from 8-16 inches. It started getting dark so I put on a elk hair caddis and landed two more and one was an 18" cut which I was pretty happy about. In all I caught 13 fish in under 3 hours. It was an amazing night for me on a fly rod. I probably had well over 30 bites but just had a hard time hooking and landing the fish. Also, I was using type 4 sinking line, when I started fishing the fish were pretty deep. [signature] Re: [dtatty] Lost creek with a fly - remo_5_0 - 08-15-2015 Congrats to your successful 1st Stillwater outing and thanks for the report! [signature] Re: [dtatty] Lost creek with a fly - albinotrout - 08-15-2015 Good job you have found out how we do it. [signature] Re: [dtatty] Lost creek with a fly - gofish435 - 08-16-2015 It sounds like you had a great first time trout fishing on flatwater. Thanks for the report. It took me several trips before I started to catch on to how it was done. I plan to give it a try in a couple of weeks in my tube with the fly rod. The fish are starting to get some size to them with the slot limit.[] [signature] |