nymphs

[MJL1983]

Why is Als Rat the only fly that kills at the Little L ! Haha. Maybe its just me. Any one have any nymphs that are a killer down there for them? I would really like to get some confidence in some other flies being new to fly fishing and even newer to tying. Thanks

 

[gfen]

Green weenie?

Betcha that'll get some stares from the old timers along the C&R section....

 

[jayL]

San Juan worms are good there.

 

[Heritage-Angler]

gfen wrote:
Green weenie?

Betcha that'll get some stares from the old timers along the C&R section....

Don't bet too much! The second most productive fly that the LLFS sells is the honeybug inchworm (basically, it's a version of the green weenie).

 

[sandfly]

I like to use this alot;

 

[littlelehigh]

PM sent

 

[Spyder20oz]

Clouser's and deceivers

 

[AlwaysWading]

During the cold months of the year when few folks dare to stand with a fly rod in their hands, I drag my own tied San Juan worms drug behind a big fluffy dry as an indicator and do well by the hatchery. I'll work a red, then move to a pink and back again, sometimes using one with a bead head sometimes not. That section of water gets too crowded for my liking once it warms up, so I don't get there this time of the year to tell if that same setup does well now.

 

[MJL1983]

thanks guys

 

[osprey]

Clousers and Deceivers aren't nymphs they are streamers like the beauts ernie tied.

 

[MJL1983]

I actually was expermenting with some flies i tied and i found another killer. Black copper wire size 16 emerger pecock ice dubing and black bead. caught about 20 fish from the red coverd bridge up to the hatchery including a 17 inch brownie nicest fish i have caught there so far.

 

[JakesLeakyWaders]

Jakes Heavy Worm, if it works on YB it should work there.

Don't forget to tie in the lead wraps that's the important part.