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Thread: Golden Dorado and Trout in Argentina

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    Quote Originally Posted by swsmith View Post
    Can u nymph for the dorado?
    In one or 2 of the video clips I have seen, I am sure it will be possible.
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    That sounds like a great trip. Golden dorado is on my bucket list.


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    I started with the tying.
    all the flies are between 15cm and 25cm long.
    According to the locals, that is the size I need to fish with.
    Now to start tying a couple of each.
    The one fly fisher said that you can loose between 10 and 20 flies per day, every day.
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    Korrie - This page of Rupert Harvey's Golden Dorado is a good place for GD pattern inspiration: http://ukflies.com/category/33165-golden-dorado.aspx
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nepptune View Post
    Korrie - This page of Rupert Harvey's Golden Dorado is a good place for GD pattern inspiration: http://ukflies.com/category/33165-golden-dorado.aspx
    Many thanks.
    But cannot open the link.
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    Opening now.
    Korrie Broos

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    I could use most of those on LM in the Vaal, in fact some look very similar to what I use and 100 - 150mm is about the size.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vlamgat View Post
    I could use most of those on LM in the Vaal, in fact some look very similar to what I use and 100 - 150mm is about the size.
    A couple of those, especially the black ones, top right, I thought will be great LM flies.
    Some I have done with extra long Marabou in dubbing loop/brush fly style.
    With a bit of weight in the eyes, they have super action in the water.
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