Manti Messenger | 1951-01-05 | Page 7 | Fly Technique

a Fly Technique A fished deep-fished fly is usually out ol 01 the anglers angler's sight so he recognizes a n strike by a slight pluck on the line or he sees a momentary pause Inthe in inthe inthe the motion of the line at the point where it enters the water In either case a quick reaction is a must else the fish will be gone long before before be fore a slow angler takes up the slack A fly fished on or just beneath be neath the surface remains in plain sight of at the angler who Is thus able to see the beginning of i. i strike