black | | common knot used to tie fly line to leader |
Golden | | over 500 species of this bug |
steelhead | | indian word for "land of many uses" |
upwings | | a fluid applied to a dry fly to make it float |
theodoregordon | | the distance between the point of a hook and shank |
nymph | | type of fly used in saltwater fly fishing |
barbless | | A Southern River named "one of the best." |
dorsal | | the "art of fishing" |
tailwater | | fin on back of a trout is called the ________ |
minnow | | a rainbow but not a rainbow |
monofilament | | caddis that thrives in cold water |
terrestrials | | called "the father of American fly fishing" |
tiger | | Mayflies are also called __________ |
woolybugger | | these are true flies and tiny |
streamer | | most fly tyers try this one first |
run | | leaders are made of this |
logjam | | small crustacean |
oxygen | | caddis flies lay their eggs _____________ |
spinner | | Rosenbauer says this is the number one fly |
floatant | | "catch and -------" |
Chattooga | | the real sportsman used this type of hook |
Nantahala | | cross between a brook and a brown |
nailknot | | elusive fish found in Alaska and Canada |
grayling | | pileup of trees in a stream |
char | | browns may also be called _______ trout |
Mayfly | | flow of water below a dam |
angling | | DO is an abbreviation for dissolved ________ |
creel | | subspecies of trout in alkaline desert waters |
scuds | | term for a small fish |
Lahontan | | underwater stage of certain insects |
midges | | category of flies that imitate crickets |
yellow | | called the 'most beautiful trout" |
underwater | | wicker basket to hold fisherman's catch |
release | | area on a stream where water flows to lower elevation |
tippet | | WF8F refers to a weight __________ fly line |
gap | | last stage of mayfly life cycle |
forward | | the term 6x commonly refers to this |
haresear | | brook trout is actually a ______ |