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Author: Jo Tango

Get Some Frog’s Fanny

September 12, 2015November 30, 2017 Jo Tango

As we head towards autumn and winter, most anglers will be fishing small flies. That’s because midges will be the most abundant source of food for trout. And, some are super tiny. If you can bear it, find or tie some midge flies down to size 32, the smallest hook size manufactured. On some days

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Simulium at the Swift?

September 8, 2015September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

For Labor Day, I decided to (yes, you guessed it) fish the Swift. The dirt lot at Rt. 9 was full by the time I arrived at 7 a.m, and so, I decided to fish south of the bridge. There were loads of small bugs flying around just above the surface of the water. I

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A Midge Emerger Fly

September 6, 2015September 14, 2017 Jo Tango

Well, I’ve tied a bunch of midge emergers in sizes 26 down to 32. It’s not fun to do, but I’ll do what I must to hook trout. The last time I was at the Swift, I put on one of those flies. I saw some actively-feeding fish and cast out. I saw one of

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Flies and fly tying,Midges,Swift River,Techniquesswift river dry flies5 Comments

Swift River Update: Slow Going

September 5, 2015September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

I twice hit the Swift with the flows up. It’s a bit different at 120 cfs vs. the usual 47 cfs. No dries worked, and so, it was a subsurface game for me. I saw a few sulphurs hatch and fly away, and one day, there was a very strong midge hatch. They were hot,

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