This month’s fly is the net spinning caddis larva. I got this pattern from the Hatch Guide for New England Streams by Thomas Ames. It has become a “go to” nymph for me at most times of the summer fishing season...
This month we are featuring the Bugmeister which was created by John Perry, a fly fishing guide from Montana. This fly has turned out to be one of the most effective attractors on the water by many accounts. I was...
Not generally a fan of synthetics, Sue recently discovered “Pseudo Marabou” while trying to copy a fly for a customer and has enjoyed tying little baitfish flies with it. We’ve used a 3906 #4 or 6 hook, but a streamer...
This month's fly is the Little Green Machine created by Vince Wilcox of upstate New York. I have not used this pattern yet but it has a great reputation as a real fish catcher. We tied it during our...
This month’s fly is the Grizzly King Wulff. The Grizzly King fly is a wet fly originating in England in the 1800s as best I can tell. When it became a Wulff pattern I do not know. It certainly has...
The Black Wulff is this month’s fly. Yes, the body color of the original pattern is pink. The fly was created by Dan Bailey of Montana. At the time, Lee Wulff’s new style fly was coming onto the scene. Dan...
This month's fly is the A.P. Emerger. A.P. stands for all purpose. The pattern was created by Denny Rickard of Oregon in the early 90's. It was used for copying the Damsel fly nymph on stillwater. I use it...
This month’s fly is the Little Brook Trout. It was created by Sam Slaymaker of Pennsylvania in the 1960s. It was one in a series along with the Brown and Rainbow Trout. The fact is big Brook trout and...
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