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...
This month's fly is the Deer Hair Caddis. This is the Elk Hair caddis tied with whitetail hair. The fly was created by Al Troth. It is a simple, but effective pattern and the standard for imitating the...
This month's fly is the Stimulator. It was developed by Randall Kauffmann of Oregon. This fly is one of the most popular dry flies in the western states. It is a standard for imitating stoneflies, but also is...
The Letort Cricket is a terrestrial pattern that was developed by Ed Shenk of Pennsylvania. It was named after the spring creek that he spent most of his life fishing. This is a good summer time pattern. Hook –...
FLY OF THE MONTH This month’s fly is the Rusty Klinkhamer. For a while now I have been thinking about adding another color of the best-selling Klinkhamer Emerger. I have talked to fishermen who have had success with...
This month’s fly is the Early Black Stone. I saw a video of this pattern on the internet and we gave it a try at our Saturday afternoon tying group. Early Blacks are one of the first bugs to...
FLY OF THE MONTH This month’s fly is the Parachute Smelt, created by Lou Zambello, a guide and part-time resident of Kennebago Lake. Lou talks about this pattern in his book Fly Fishing Northern New...
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