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Autumn
Buzzer fishing is a very successful method here at Curleys through out the
colder months prior to winter. A fun and excellent method, a method that you
can proudly hold your head up high after catching to it, knowing you have out
witted the fish rather than just switching on its aggressive instincts using a
lure etc.
Now I’m not
saying lure fishing is a lesser method to buzzers, but buzzer fishing to a
certain extent requires a little more knowledge regarding, entomology.
A lot of anglers fish buzzers
ineffectively, and I always remember back to a time when the well renowned
angler Mr Iain Barr, taught me while he was my boat partner at the EYFA
qualifier. Several times he told me to stop retrieving, and he was certainly
correct! Buzzers imitate natural aquatic invertebrate, and therefore do not
move against the currents within the lake, reservoir concerned. They simply
move with the naturally accruing flow of the water. So leave the flies static,
and very slowly, barely move the line itself, a virtually static very slow
figure of eight to keep in contact with the flies is all that’s needed. You
will be truly surprised at the increase in your catch rate to buzzer/nymphs
when fished in this manner.
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Hope this
answers a few of your emails.
Tightlines,
Nath
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