Spring Creek-FFP, Centre County, 4/13/23

Wild_Trouter

Wild_Trouter

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Fished FFP from 11a-1230pm. Several other folks out. Bluebird sunny skies, very low gin clear water, air temp 82 degrees. Cycled through a couple flies with not much doing the first hour- just some looks. Hit a real riffled area where I saw the grannoms really popping off. Stream really came alive with risers in my section and I was able to pick off 5 quick ones for a quick fix.Here's the pattern I use in #14:
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Love it. My experience is if you can find them in some choppy water rising, you can clean up. Very nice bug. EP wing?
 
afishinado said:
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EP® Fibers

The original EP® Fibers — translucent, durable, water-shedding fly tying material. The foundation of countless classic fly patterns in fresh and saltwater.
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Get the Trigger Point Fibers in Caddis Gray- Dark for tying Grannoms. You do not need fly floatant as the fly will float all day and is very durable. I tie other Caddis and mayflies using this material. It's excellent stuff 👍
 
Wild_Trouter said:
Fished FFP from 11a-1230pm. Several other folks out. Bluebird sunny skies, very low gin clear water, air temp 82 degrees. Cycled through a couple flies with not much doing the first hour- just some looks. Hit a real riffled area where I saw the grannoms really popping off. Stream really came alive with risers in my section and I was able to pick off 5 quick ones for a quick fix.Here's the pattern I use in #14: View attachment 1641229754
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This fly pattern will also work for the size 14 Psilotreta (Dark Blue Sedge) which hatches during the time of the Green Drake hatch.
 
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