Gobies and Browns

[Billy V]

Speaking of Goby patterns, I just got these from DW today:

[LongLine]

That bottom one looks interesting Billy.

FYI: DEC has reported that the Gobies go out as far as 400 FOW for the winter.

Tom B.

(LongLine)

[Legacy]

heres some good reading:

http://www.invadingspecies.com/Invaders ... Page&PID=8

[Rich D]

Here is the Savant Jake patter. I was involved with the making of this pattern. The owner of the company has done his research, and it is one of the closest paint jobs I have seen. I have also taken fish, Browns, and salmon on this spoon suspended more than 50' off bottom. I know gobies do not swim that far up, but I have seen it more than once, so don't be afraid to suspend those patterns.

http://www.savantspoon.com/jake-gobi.html

Rich

[LongLine]

More Interesting reading - last page...

http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_ ... 7sec12.pdf

Tom B.

(LongLine)

[Diversion]

Those Savant Jakes ROCK as free sliders

Took lots of fish off them last season.

[Play Penn]

I plan to run these smaller flasher fly combos 50 ft back off the riggers when in close for browns.

Any other suggestions? I got these larger mudler minows from All Seasons today and can't wait to try.

[skipper19]

Proflo jitter fly in goby 2in and 4 in. They look a lot like your muddler minnows. Should work...not sure about a large flasher though... ya might try a smaller version in a darker color if the big ones don't work for ya

Mark

[Play Penn]

I guess you can't tell but the photo is showing the 4" Pro Troll and the 5" Spinny. I played with them from shore while casting spoons at Cayuga today and they look great. @ $1.50 ea. can't to wrong on the fly.