Question on wading at settles bridge

#16EHC · 08-26-09, 11:28 AM

So...
I'm sitting around until at least the tenth of September with a cast on my right hand covering my thumb as well (If I could hold a rod at least it's good to know that wrist movement would be negated on the casting stroke.) but that's a small comfort.

Oh and to even sweeten the whole situation, still no job.. At least there is plenty of time to go fish...ahhh crap!!

I would like to hit settles when I get back up and running and my question is this;

Is the area around settles even worth fishing in waders?

Thanks for any help/advise
John

Trout8myfly · 08-26-09, 12:50 PM

Yes, although that area generally fishes better if you can float it. But obviously not with a cast on your hand...sorry.

08-26-09, 12:50 PM	#2
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08-26-09, 11:28 AM	#1
#16EHC Native Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 123	Question on wading at settles bridge So... I'm sitting around until at least the tenth of September with a cast on my right hand covering my thumb as well (If I could hold a rod at least it's good to know that wrist movement would be negated on the casting stroke.) but that's a small comfort. Oh and to even sweeten the whole situation, still no job.. At least there is plenty of time to go fish...ahhh crap!! I would like to hit settles when I get back up and running and my question is this; Is the area around settles even worth fishing in waders? Thanks for any help/advise John