This past Saturday we held our annual one fly fishing contest out at Troublesome Creek with our members.  Some of the members had slow action, while the winner landed 10 trout in less than three hours.  It appears that fly selection was more critical this year, wondering if others felt the same way.  With the higher water level, and color of the stream, was it the bigger flashier flies that were tempting the trout?  Or was it the fact that the streamer type fly that won the contest was being stripped upstream, while other were being dead drifted in the current.  Interesting to get some feed back on what was the real factor in the difference between the number of fish that were landed-