Swinging a Fly for Chum Salmon Across a River Seam
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Read the full article: Swinging a Fly for Chum Salmon Across a River SeamDiscover more at Smart Fishing ProExcerpt:Swinging a Fly for Chum Salmon Across a River SeamA good chum fly does not need to look like lunch. It needs to travel through the right water at the right speed. Find the edge where fast current meets a softer lane, swing a bright fly across it, let the fly sink briefly, then strip it back.... Continue reading
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