I’m going to talk about the topic that’s listed below in this entry that’s being published on my blog, and the title of that entry is: What Flies To Use On The San Juan River?. I will make sure that you have access to all of the pertinent material that relates to the subject at … Read more
The following topic, What Are The Different Types Of Fly Fishing?, will serve as the focus of the blog post, and it will include all of the material that is pertinent to the topic. Keep reading if you want to learn more about this subject. The big ones you will probably hear about first are … Read more
What is a dry fly bug ? Dry flies are used to replicate the mature stages of stream born insects or anything that floats and that trout might eat (grasshoppers, ants, etc). How do I know what pattern my fly is? To identify different fly species , look for the characteristics that set them apart … Read more
The Frenchie is essentially a beadhead pheasant tail pattern with a dubbing hot spot Some anglers will argue that the hot spot represents an egg while others claim it’s simply a color trigger . Whatever the reason, one thing is for sure: this pattern is likely to turn the feeding mechanism of any lethargic fish … Read more
Mayfly Nymph Patterns Mayfly nymphs patterns are typically tied to straight shank hook in sizes 12-22, but can be tied to hooks as large as a size 6 Accounting for 99.9% of the life of the mayfly, nymph patterns are four-season trout favorites and will be effective on both lakes and rivers at every elevation. … Read more
The blob fly is a short and bulky trout fly made from colourful (often orange) fritz wrapped around a short shank wide gape hook. It’s often said that the blob imitates a cloud of Daphnia , but it isn’t actually supposed to be a natural imitation of anything. How do I know what pattern my … Read more
How do I know what pattern my fly is? To identify different fly species, look for the characteristics that set them apart For example, If they look like a mosquito, but they aren’t biting you, they’re midges. You’ll often see them buzzing around and above your head in huge swarms. What is an attractor pattern … Read more
About the Salmonfly. The scientific name of the salmonfly is Pteronarcys Californica and nymphs can grow to as big as 50 mm before molting and becoming an adult fly . They live in the river where the current is moderate to fast and where they can latch on to boulders. What are spring flies ? … Read more
Adams Fly. Blue Winged Olives. Callibaetis Flies. Green Drakes. Mahogany Flies. Gray Drakes. March Brown Flies. Pale Morning Duns. How do you tie a bucktail streamer fly? Put the hook in the vise . . Tie in the lower wing . Tie in a 5 to 6 strands of your favorite flash material. … Read more
How do I know what pattern my fly is? To identify different fly species , look for the characteristics that set them apart For example, If they look like a mosquito, but they aren’t biting you, they’re midges. You’ll often see them buzzing around and above your head in huge swarms. Do fly patterns matter? … Read more