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mayflys
#1
well i haven't heard a word about them yet , but it will soon be mayfly season around here .
fishing will be a little tough if you don't know a little secret .
to get the fish , ya' gotta "be the bait " , lol .
i make up some small spinnerblade rigs that i can cast out . i use a eye up circle hook in the #6,8, or 10 size , a couple gold or crome or silver beeds and a small nick,e , or gold spinnerblade (the smaller the better )on a 18" leader .
i use the circle hook because the lure is always hit from the side and never from behind , why ? who knows , but it always seems to happen that way .
it might look like a mayfly to some fish or a small minnow to others but it works just great whatever the reason is .during mayfly season fish are gorging themselves on the hatch so big chunks of crawlers aren't needed , they have plenty of the small stuff around that they don't need to compete for or hunt down a big meal .
heck a small garden or leaf worm on the spinner rig is enough to tempt a big ol' walleye or bass .
make up a few and give it a try , you won't be disapointed .
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#2
they were talking about them on the news down here last night.

the anual hatch is in, and soon the anual die off will begian. Time to get on the walleyes....
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it's the only time of yeaR WHERE YOU CAN HIT THE DETROIT RIVER FOR A SHOT AT CATCHING A chinook SALMON , DARN CAPS BUTTON .
get out in a small boat and drift along side the casing drifts with your flyrod . watch for the salmon feeding on the casings and try your luck .[Wink]
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