Deep In Backing a day on the Barouchat Reservoir, Haute Savoie France

Deep In Backing a day on the Barouchat Reservoir, Haute  Savoie France,  Fluer Production

Released November 29,  2009


Deep In Backing 1 journée de pêche à la mouche sur le réservoir du Barouchat en Haute Savoie, Fluer Production


Sortie le 29 Novembre, 2009

 

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BLACK RABBIT STRIP LEECH ZONKER STEP BY STEP FLIES FOR TROUT

BLACK RABBIT STRIP LEECH ZONKER

TIED BY Jocelin LeBlanc

Material

Hook - Streamer (short shank) hook
Thread - black
Antenna: Bright red yarn
Rib- Copper wire
Body - black crystal flash chenille
Tail & Wing- Black rabbit strip tied zonker

Francais

Hameçon : Streamer a hampe courte
Fil : noir
Corps : Cristal chenille noir
Antenne: Laine rouge intense
Cotes : fil de cuivre
Queue et Aile : Lanière de lapin méthode ZONKER
 

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Black Marabou Rabbit Strip Leech STEP by STEP FLY FOR TROUT

Another great pattern for our DIB 2010 season, this leech is a great lake trout fly, this fly has proven itself many time in the past and will be a good fly in our arsenal. Happy tying

BLACK MARABOU RABBIT STRIP LEECH

TIED BY Jocelin LeBlanc

Material

Hook - Streamer (short shank) hook
Thread - black
Antenna: Orange yarn
Rib- black marabou
Body - black crystal flash chenille
Tail- Black rabbit strip

Francais

Hameçon : Streamer a hampe courte
Fil : noir
Corps : Cristal chenille noir
Antenne: Laine orange
Cotes : Marabout noir
Queue : Lanière de lapin
 

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Longnose Sucker Clouser Step By Step FLY TYING TUTORIAL

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LONG NOSE SUCKER

TIED BY Jocelin Leblanc

Material

Hook - Streamer (short shank) or nymph hook
Thread - black
Eyes: silver chain
Rib- gold wire
Body - black crystal flash chenille
Wing- Red, Blue 7 black bucktail & crystal flash pearl
Throat- Red bucktail

Francais

Hameçon : type nymphe ou streamer a hampe courte
Fil : noir
Corps : Cristal chenille noir
Yeux: Chaînettes argent
Cotes : fil métallique couleur or
Aile : Queue de cerf couleur rouge,bleu et noir. cristal flash perle
Gorge: Queue de cerf couleur rouge
 

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Government adopts catch-and-release policy at fishing lodge

A No Kill Article taken (Catch & Release) From the Telegraph Journal By MARTY KLINKENBERG


(Published Thursday November 26th, 2009)

FREDERICTON - Prominent visitors will have to release any salmon they catch from now on while fishing out of Larry's Gulch.

The government-owned lodge on the Restigouche River officially adopted a live-release policy on Wednesday to help preserve wild salmon.

"A lot of New Brunswick's rivers teemed with salmon in the past - the Big Salmon River once had huge runs - but today they have become very sparse," Tourism and Parks Minister Stuart Jamieson said after announcing the measure in the legislature. "Conservation is the way to go.

"If we don't conserve what we have, the future would be grim."
The lodge has been long used by New Brunswick governments to entertain celebrities and the political elite.

Purchased by the province for $22,000 in 1974, Larry's Gulch has played host to former President George H.W. Bush and Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, among others.

Currently valued at well over $1 million, it sits on an eight-kilometre stretch of the Restigouche near Kedgwick.

It costs the government $12,000 to host 16 guests at the cedar-shingle lodge for two days, and is also rented to private groups for as much as $26,000, depending on the summer week.

Mark Ramsay, the manager at Larry's Gulch since 2005, said no clients have cancelled bookings next year because they won't be able to keep salmon, which are featured in the province's coat of arms in the legislative chambers.
"The response that we have received has been very positive," said Ramsay, who attended the announcement along with Atlantic Salmon Federation regional director Geoff Giffin and New Brunswick Salmon Council President Tom Benjamin.

"About five per cent of the people that come want to keep salmon and they are coming back again next year anyway."

Ramsay said he has agrees with the policy, and has been a proponent of it for years.

"I've always said that, after seeing an Atlantic salmon swimming in a pool, I hate to see one in the bottom of a boat," Ramsay said.
Giffin said measures to help save the Atlantic salmon population are extremely important.

In the mid-1970s, there were nearly two million returning to rivers in North American rivers, but now there are an estimated 600,000.

"By doing this at Larry's Gulch, the government is making a strong statement about conservation," Giffin said.

"It's an example to everyone, and reminds them that it is better to let the fish that you catch go on their way."

Benjamin likewise lauded the move.
"I strongly applaud this announcement," he said.

"When it comes to conservation, everyone has a role to play."

Jamieson said fishermen who want to take an Atlantic salmon home to eat will still be able to do so.

Larry's Gulch will send them home with a farm-raised one instead of their trophy catch.


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LAKE MINNOW TUBE FLY STEP BY STEP

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TUBE FLIES

LAKE MINNOW

TIED BY Jocelin Leblanc

Material

Tube material - Small plastic Q tip tube
Thread - Beige
Body - Pearl mylar tubing
Lateral line: Peacock herl
Tail- squirrel tail
Wing- charcoal deer tail
Throat- red, yellow & light brown deer tail
 

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BROWN DRAKE DRY FLY FOR TROUT STEP BY STEP

BROWN DRAKE

TIED BY Jocelin LeBlanc

Material

Hook - Dry fly hook 8 to 14
Thread - tan or olive
Wing-  Wapiti brun pale (beige)
Body - Yellow tan dubbing
Rib: Yellow floss
Tail- Hair from the pads of snowshoe hare foot
Hackle: Brown and Grizzly
 

Francais

Hameçon : Sèche # 10 à #20
Fil :  Olive ou beige
Corps : Dubbing beige ou brun pale
Queue: Poil d'orignal
Ailes: Wapiti brun pale (beige)
Côte: Floche jaune
Hackle: Brun et grizzly
 

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