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Favorite Dry Flies?
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How about a ratty looking Royal Wulf, fish don't care if they are hungry!
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Haha, I'll have to get myself one and see how she does
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Depends on the river, time of year, etc. Without getting too technical, I'd carry several of the following:
1) elk hair caddis size 14, 16, 18
2) comparadun, or any good mayfly imitation, 14, 16, 18
3) Stimulator, size 8, 10, 12
That will cover pretty much everything dry in Oregon and N California.
1) elk hair caddis size 14, 16, 18
2) comparadun, or any good mayfly imitation, 14, 16, 18
3) Stimulator, size 8, 10, 12
That will cover pretty much everything dry in Oregon and N California.
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I strongly recommend the echo traverse fly fishing kit. I bought one for my grandson and tried it out while teaching him. It is inexpensive as these things go, and you won't feel the need to upgrade for many many years if ever.
https://echoflyfishing.com/project/echo-traverse-kit/
and get a couple of wooly buggers to fish subsurface
https://echoflyfishing.com/project/echo-traverse-kit/
and get a couple of wooly buggers to fish subsurface
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Red Humpies for inland cutthroat. Dry fly. Have not tried them for coastal cutthroat.
Parachute Adams seem to work will on the Deschutes. Another dry Fly. Easier for the fisherman to see than a regular Adams.
Deadliest wet fly/nymph I've used is a Copper John. Trout also go for Copper Johns tied with chartreuse colored wire.
I don't normally fly-fish for bass but once had good luck using black woolly buggers, a type of streamer.
If you get into tying your own (why aren't you?) this YouTube channel has some neat flies. Mainely Flies
Parachute Adams seem to work will on the Deschutes. Another dry Fly. Easier for the fisherman to see than a regular Adams.
Deadliest wet fly/nymph I've used is a Copper John. Trout also go for Copper Johns tied with chartreuse colored wire.
I don't normally fly-fish for bass but once had good luck using black woolly buggers, a type of streamer.
If you get into tying your own (why aren't you?) this YouTube channel has some neat flies. Mainely Flies
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