Right now? My Buldog, on a fly, jig hook. A woolly bugger version, and the key is the jig hook that allows a fly angler to get a jig action like the lure guys can get on their jig hooks.
I like messing around with caddis patterns, especially pupa and adult stages. There are so many variations that it can keep you pretty busy. Right now, I'm experimenting with different dubbing materials and techniques.
Heath Special, a mix between a bivisible and a wooly worm. #12 1x nymph hook, blue dun dubbing, ginger wet fly hackle.. tied like a tailess bivisible, kills fish the heath pump station resevoir...Swim it like a minnow fly underwater, or crack it dry and let it float on top, the both work, anytime.
Right now? My Buldog, on a fly, jig hook. A woolly bugger version, and the key is the jig hook that allows a fly angler to get a jig action like the lure guys can get on their jig hooks.
I like messing around with caddis patterns, especially pupa and adult stages. There are so many variations that it can keep you pretty busy. Right now, I'm experimenting with different dubbing materials and techniques.
Heath Special, a mix between a bivisible and a wooly worm. #12 1x nymph hook, blue dun dubbing, ginger wet fly hackle.. tied like a tailess bivisible, kills fish the heath pump station resevoir...Swim it like a minnow fly underwater, or crack it dry and let it float on top, the both work, anytime.
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Thunder Creek
Right now? My Buldog, on a fly, jig hook. A woolly bugger version, and the key is the jig hook that allows a fly angler to get a jig action like the lure guys can get on their jig hooks.
id say my favorite would have to be either a trico or BWO
Mine is the griffith's gnat, I'm new to fly tying and I've only experimented with a couple of patterns
I like messing around with caddis patterns, especially pupa and adult stages. There are so many variations that it can keep you pretty busy. Right now, I'm experimenting with different dubbing materials and techniques.
Muskrat is good dubbing for caddis
peecarbou or a whooly bugger
Wooly buggers!
friday i caught a 16in brown on a wooly bugger in yellow creek pa.
I caught a 16 in brown on a wolly bugger friday at yellow creek pa
Heath Special, a mix between a bivisible and a wooly worm. #12 1x nymph hook, blue dun dubbing, ginger wet fly hackle.. tied like a tailess bivisible, kills fish the heath pump station resevoir...Swim it like a minnow fly underwater, or crack it dry and let it float on top, the both work, anytime.
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Thunder Creek
Right now? My Buldog, on a fly, jig hook. A woolly bugger version, and the key is the jig hook that allows a fly angler to get a jig action like the lure guys can get on their jig hooks.
id say my favorite would have to be either a trico or BWO
Mine is the griffith's gnat, I'm new to fly tying and I've only experimented with a couple of patterns
I like messing around with caddis patterns, especially pupa and adult stages. There are so many variations that it can keep you pretty busy. Right now, I'm experimenting with different dubbing materials and techniques.
Muskrat is good dubbing for caddis
peecarbou or a whooly bugger
Wooly buggers!
friday i caught a 16in brown on a wooly bugger in yellow creek pa.
I caught a 16 in brown on a wolly bugger friday at yellow creek pa
Heath Special, a mix between a bivisible and a wooly worm. #12 1x nymph hook, blue dun dubbing, ginger wet fly hackle.. tied like a tailess bivisible, kills fish the heath pump station resevoir...Swim it like a minnow fly underwater, or crack it dry and let it float on top, the both work, anytime.
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