Posted by: Saundu
Ace Hi Fly... - 08/27/09 11:07 PM
Hey been hearin a lot regarding this fly for trolling and catching Chinook and Coho...would anyone be willing to post a picture of what one looks like...?
Posted by: stonefish
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/27/09 11:14 PM
Not really a fly in the tradional sense, but a great fish producer non the less.
http://www.tedssportscenter.com/AceHi.htm
Posted by: Sky-Guy
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/27/09 11:14 PM
Here's a photo hosted on the Salmonuniversity site:
Posted by: ned
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/27/09 11:47 PM
More of a deep downrigger/flasher deal , like a hootchie.
Posted by: Achewter
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/29/09 02:41 AM
Aw my little baby has become famous.
Posted by: ned
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/29/09 02:07 PM
Good Idea. I wonder if I could cast and wake one from a 10 wt, or if it'd have too much resistance in the air. I cast alot of poppers so something different would be good.
Posted by: dbl spey
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/29/09 05:33 PM
No problem casting an ace high with a 10wt. The only problem I see with that plan is you wont have much of a fight. 5lb pink or a res coho on a 10wt will feel like a 10" brook on a 6wt...
My guess is you can get an ace hi out there OK with a 7 or 8wt.
Good luck!
Posted by: Achewter
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 08/29/09 08:56 PM
More fly rod friendly ace hi flies
Posted by: ned
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 09/06/09 12:53 AM
Those smaller Ace Hi flies cast great, but you (or at least I) think the 9 wt is needed for the wind I was in. Had 2 good swirls, no hook-ups, but there's always tomorrow. Interesting is it was easy to manipulate the line speed int he water so it could be fished dry/waking, or subsurface. Most flies are "either/or" , but the Ace-Hi does both.
Posted by: NOFISH
Re: Ace Hi Fly... - 09/08/09 02:03 PM
Here are some a bud tied up for me to try