Anyone use aeroflies much? I used them for the first time last week and hooked 4 and landed 2. I was impressed!!I was wondering if anyone else uses them much and how they do?

[This message has been edited by LoomisMan (edited 03-03-2000).]

Right on, Loomis. Glad you had some success. Aeroflies have treated me well, too. I find that the fish really hang onto 'em. Here's to continued good luck.

What are aeroflies?

David, Go to the River Reports page. Scroll down to the Aerofly ad and click on it. Lots of info and pictures of the Aerofly there.

David they are like a rag, except they are made of feathers instead of yarn. They also make a yarn style.

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Aeroflies and pink worms are the only things I drift fish with during C&R (after the rivers go baitless). I use both the original (my favorite - red tail, black hackle, green yarn) and the newer marabou styles (favorite - white marabou, orange tail and hackle). I've found that nates hit them a lot more readily than brats, but I've caught both.

When nate fishing a drift where I'm pretty sure there are fish, I'll typically run a pink worm through, then an aerofly, then change over to a float/jig, and finally run a spoon.