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Yellow Humpy
The Humpy has been around for a long time. It must be a productive pattern. Good Luck with yours!
CDC Sulphur Cripple
A crippled mayfly doesn't last long in the path of a hungry brown trout.
CDC Hairwing Caddis
CDC hair wing makes a good emerger pattern for faster water.
Spent Caddis
Fly Tying a Spent Caddis with Jim Misiura Spent caddis ride very low in the water, a hackle is not always required. From: Jim Misiura Views: 1
Light Hendrickson Emerger
A cripple or emerger is the most vulnerable to trout.
Hanging Midge
When trout are feeding on a Midge hatch it can be very frustrating for the fisherman, but I believe I have a pattern that will help take some of that frustration out of the equation.
Cicada
Cicada don't fly very well and many of them land on the water, prompting even the largest fish to take them from the surface.
Crackback Sulphur Nymph
Many times trout will take only the mayflies that are breaking out of their nymphal shucks under water as they emerge.
Sulphur Nymph
Trout will take the sulphur nymph more often then the adult on the surface. This is usually because of the vast numbers of nymphs that try for the surface at the same time.
Biot Light Hendrickson
Hendrickson are a major hatch in the Eastern U.S. Appearing in mid to late April for a period of about 2 weeks.
AP Fluff
Fly Tying an AP Fluff with Jim Misiura
Designing a Bass Fly
When it comes to largemouth bass there isn't much they won't eat. This makes the perfect opportunity to get creative with colors and materials.
GSS Prince
Material like GSS or Angel Hair on your nymph gives them a little extra flash or liveliness in the water.
Beadhead GSS Emerger
GSS material just keeps catching trout in so many different patterns. Adding a beadhead puts the fly deeper in the water column when the trout are bottom feeding.
March Brown Cripple
A crippled mayfly is the most vulnerable unable to lift off the surface it's sure to get eaten.
Fisheadz Minnow
Deer Creek Fisheadz make a very realistic minnow pattern. http://www.Deercreek.co.uk.
Rattling Bass Streamer
The use of Marabou is very effective in large flies like this bass streamer. Use mylar tubing to ad things such as a rattle.
Deer Hair Cricket
A favorite trout food they rarely pass up.
Dark Hendrichson
The Hendrickson hatch on the Delaware River is one of the biggest hatches in the East. Look for the hatch soon. I know if you make it there you won't be disappointed.
Extended Body Sulphur Spinner
Fly Tying an Extended Body Sulphur Spinner with Jim Misiura. Using Deer Creek Extended Mayfly Body really helps with a pattern that you want a bigger body on a smaller hook.
No Hackle Olive Emerger
When the trout are super selective try a No-hackle dry, or emerger.
Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear
The Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph is a very effective fly. So too is the dry version. Tying it parachute style can give the impression of either a floating nymph or a dry.
DC Quill Gordon
Fly Tying a DC Quill Gordon with Jim Misiura From: Jim Misiura Views: 119 3 ratings Time: 09:57 More in Sports
DC Klinkhammer
Klinkhammer style flies are very effective emerger patterns. Here is a BWO.
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