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Author: Jo Tango

Best Practices

November 20, 2015June 30, 2020 Jo Tango

I’m fishing the Swift a 1/2 day on Saturday, and so, am tying tonight some nymphs and dries in sizes 22 down to 26. I really enjoy these moments to focus fully on making some small flies. I’m making a bunch of flies that folks say work well at other tailwaters. I make the assumption

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15″ Brown Trout with a 4″ Brookie It Coughed Up

November 14, 2015September 18, 2017 Jo Tango

I paid a visit to the Swift. I don’t know why Lady Luck recently has come my way, but I again landed about 20 trout. All the fish were healthy, feisty, and released with no complications. A #20 BWO emerger fished as a dry with Frog’s Fanny was very effective. There were five takes in

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Fish This Midge: The Miracle Nymph

November 9, 2015January 22, 2020 Jo Tango

  A killer nymph for me has been the Miracle Nymph. It is a midge larva pattern. Fish it behind a heavier fly and it is very effective as a trailer. I really like it in sizes 20 to 24. See the video up top on how to tie one. I’ve found that both segmentation

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Flies and fly tying,Midges,Swift River,Techniqueseuronymphing flies,swift river nymphs8 Comments

The Westfield and Swift Rivers: A Fat 18" Rainbow

November 8, 2015September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

I fished the Westfield and Swift on Saturday. I was hoping to do one last trip to the Chesterfield Gorge before the water temperature became too low, and yesterday was the day. I didn’t see any cars parked as I trundled down River Road, making my way down the dirt trail and negotiating the rocks.

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