Home
Search
Register
Log in
I have never use an indicator, I know that there can be benefits as to why you would need to use one, but Have always been curious, when an indicator is needed, I have always felt the line when a trout hit 90% of the time and with using light leaders I would think it would effect the way you cast and the presentation of the fly, also how far up the leader would one need to place an indicator, and I've seen styrofoam to yarn type indicator, anyone has any ideas or help explain this to me
Who is online?
In total there is 1 user online :: 0 Registered, 0 Hidden and 1 Guest
None
Most users ever online was 92 on Fri Apr 19, 2024 3:47 am
Latest topics
feeds
Statistics
Our users have posted a total of 211 messages in 77 subjects
We have 35 registered users
The newest registered user is anansax
Social bookmarking
Bookmark and share the address of TEAM CADDIS on your social bookmarking website
Bookmark and share the address of TEAM CADDIS on your social bookmarking website
TC Team Blogs
TEAM GERMANY
TEAM USA
TEAM DENMARK
Blog is not complete
SONIK FLY RODS
PROMO CODE
0BSY37AL
SK3
SK4
SONIK REELS
USE OUR PROMO CODE TO
HELP SEND OUR PRO TEAM
TO THE NEXT TOURNAMENT
0BSY37AL
3 posters
Using an indicator
DaringNymph- Posts : 24
Join date : 2009-03-13
Age : 45
Location : Helena, MT
Joe Douglas- Pro Team
- Posts : 14
Join date : 2009-03-17
Age : 79
Location : North Central Idaho, USA
I've tried indicators on some spring creeks when I lived in Wisconsin but really didn't care for them. I used the foam kind where you can move them around easily enough to match the depth of the water. And, you do get to watch the drift much better, but I just never quite got the hang of it I guess.
I caught fish after I quit using the indicator. I don't know if that has anything to do with the indicator or, more likely, the time of day.
I caught fish after I quit using the indicator. I don't know if that has anything to do with the indicator or, more likely, the time of day.
Knightcast- Pro Team
- Posts : 30
Join date : 2009-03-18
Age : 54
Location : Casper, Wy
yeah, it's the same with me, i prefer to use them on deep holes drifting nypmhs when casting isn't so dependent, but it could be good, but like everything else it's what your preference is, if you haven't used them, i wouldn't recomend using it when casting, yes it will effect your cast especially in windy situations, the prefer methods is using an indicator in deep flowing streams or creeks drifting nymph into those deep holes.
» Job Opportunity With TU
» Where is everyone? I am stuck in Iraq where are you?
» It's me!! I am not dead just stuck in Iraq!!
» Fishing events around the area Bamberg
» Hello from Montana
» News and Events
» VA boy new to the site!
» Fly Fishing Guide Summer 2010