Hi list,
I went out early this morning to get some fresh air after too many hours at the office this week. There was that lovely scent of September in the air and the lake looked almost like a mirror. As I rigged my rod  I happened to see a bravehearted wasp trying to fly across the lake, in the frosty air he hadn�t the needed strength so he crashed down into the water. After a few seconds he had gone to higher huntinggrounds in form of a trout's belly.
 
I tied on a deerhair wasp and had a real dreamfishing hour. Two trouts, one rainbow an two small graylings in one hour. So my advice is, if you haven�t tried a wasp pattern yet so please do so in the morning after the first frost. As you can see in the picture it is a quite simple pattern almost similar to that of Goddard's Sedge (http://www.soren.info.se/). You don�t have to attach any wings as the fish doesn�t seem to miss them at all.
 
Greetings from Sweden,
Soren

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