This month's fly is the Two Tone Zebra Midge. I first saw the fly in the book Dynamic Nymphing by George Daniels. I have used it with great success ever since. I have mostly done well with it in the...
This month's pattern is the CDC soft hackle Pheasant Tail. The soft hackle version of this most popular nymph pattern is perhaps one of the most versatile flies you can store in your flybox. It can imitate a wide range...
This month's fly is the CDC Deer Hair Caddis. This dry fly was created by Hans Weilenmann, a Dutch fly tyer. It uses a CDC feather to improve the floating ability of the standard deer hair caddis. The CDC also...
This month's fly in the Lil Spanker nymph. The pattern was created by Dan Delekta who lives in Montana. I can not remember where I found this pattern but most likely it came from the pages of a long gone...
This month's fly is the Nancy's prayer. The Nancy's Prayer was created by Eddy Reif of Bangor Maine. It is the emerger match for the West Branch caddis dry fly pattern. It is used first on the West Branch of...
This month's featured fly is the Chubby Chernobyl. The fly is a descendant of the famous Chernobyl Ant and is a western favorite. It was created by Chris Conaty of Oregon. It is a guide favorite for beginners because of...
This month's fly is the Gartside Soft Hackle Streamer. The soft hackle design was created by Jack Gartside of Massachusetts. He was a creator of innovative flies that are now common place in the fly boxes of anglers around the...
This month's fly is the Marsters' Cat Toy. This big streamer was created by Steve Marsters of Rangeley. It is a pattern that evolved over time as it was tested and tried in our area rivers. Steve ties it for...
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