The Blog of Fly Fishing in New York City's Parks. Currently there are more than two dozen fresh water lakes and ponds open to the public.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Garfield
I managed to fish a small lake in New Jersey. For some reason fish were not feeding in their normal
areas. and they were not interested in chum either
Normally carp travel the length of this lake feeding and swimming but not this afternoon.
Old habits die hard and after 6:00pm, carp like to feed on the surface in the deep water.
Knowing that carp follow this pattern at this lake,allowed me to capitalize on this.
As 7:00pm approached I noticed activity on the surface. I changed flies and tied on
a #10 Glo bug ; which i had soaked in floatant. When I use these egg patterns I like to use
orange because I think carp like that color. The result was a carp on a fly! This one fought for
more than fifteen minutes. I had to use some fancy foot work to tire the fish because all
I had was a Boca grip. I lost another due to a poorly tied knot.
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