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First fish on my new Cabelas CGR 2wt .
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Comment by Gillchaser on August 14, 2018 at 3:45am
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Similar but much smaller . And no weight except for the hook . Most are tied on a Mustad 3366 size 12 , but lately I’ve tied some on a size 18 hook for micro fishing . Gillchaser
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Comment by Allen Morgan on August 13, 2018 at 8:34pm
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Gillchaser, the fly you describes sounds like Bully's Bluegill Spider.
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Comment by Keith Ritter on August 13, 2018 at 5:53pm
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Nice rig. I don't have a 2wt YET!
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No worms or crickets for me . I can usually outfish bait with my flies . And 99.9% of my catches are released , especially the bigger ones . Gillchaser
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I used a size 12 drowned wet spider I tie up . Basically a chenille wrapped hook shank with centipede micro rubber legs tied in just behind the hook eye . A lot of time they hit on the fall or right after the first twitch to let it fall again . The micro centipede legs are very lively . Gills love anything with legs .
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Comment by Tinknocker1 on August 13, 2018 at 3:47pm
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nice !
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Comment by carl hendrix on August 13, 2018 at 3:21pm
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MANY CONGRATS ON THE NEW ROD ! COOL PIX SHOWING OFF THE ROD N BLUEGILL------ WHAT TYPE OF FLY; OR JIG ARE YOU USING ? NOTHING WRONG WITH USING JUST A HOOK N WORM EITHER !
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Love catching Gills on an Ultralight flyrod.
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