walker1

Thanks for all the input guys!!! I knew booking late would be a problem.

Hi all. Wanting some info on Lost Lemon. Wanting to head south next week for a bit of fisin and relaxation. Checked the website and some pics look good and others do not show a lot of shade for the hot days. Wife, I, and my 2 little guys in a tent trailer. Another couple may be joining us. Like the proximity to the Crow. Used to hit Hiawatha but it is done. I don't mind ruffin er but, with the family, I need the amenities . Suggestions????? Any other c.grounds with power, water etc, fairly close by? Thanks in advance

Yes and no. If the dry is small and you drop a weighted fly, you know the answer. Most are using a dropper rig being a smaller unweighted, other than bead perhaps, nymph ( 14-20) under an attractor dry or something in the larger size. Common bow river hopper dropper rig for me is a # 6 hopper, yellow stimmy etc., attached to 24" of 4x to a bh nymph size 14-16. Good way to fish banks and runs. The nymph usually wins.

Anchor I go 15lb. pyramid style. I think a 12 would also do.

I have been told I have a hard head!!! Not Hermans, but, other stairs indeed.

Ah Capers. There are a few of us around these parts eh bi.

I could be in on this as details are set.

What did you go with? How is it?

Keep that SPOT to yourself!! hush hush!

I meant hook not hood!

Peak, Peak peak-a-boo. LK I can attest to the Peak being very solid in the 180.00 range. Wide range of hood capacities. IMO Cheers rob

Lots of good advice. Remember, people get lazy. We should be adjusting the weight depending on the water fished. Faster/deeper water means more weight (split or fly type) to get your rig in the zone quicker. I use various splits, but tying my own flies weighted, sometimes I do not. You have to adjust it to make it effective.

Teck Check the classified section. The set up Dave has for 500 bucks is brand new and a real good deal. Leaves 500 more for the above mentioned necessities/wants.