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Carey special has been my go to pattern for years…

I spend a lot of time in BC in the summer and I always have 2 rods rigged up with: 1) a Ruby Eyed Leech and 2) an ice cone chronomid...

Do you tie this in shades of olive and/or brown or is black your go to? Very cool! Like Billy and Troutpocket; sometimes something...

I don't see blobs mentioned, worthwhile to have some. While @PeteM mentions pumpkinheads*, how about plain damselfly nymphs in a few...

I usually do well with pumpkinheads and rootbeer body/red-ribbed chironies...but prob my most effective is a dragonfly nymph...

👏👏 Thanks for the heads-up.

WDFW released an update to their app. I've never really was a fan of their phone app, it took to long to update and merge the database...

My lake fishing skews toward walk in foothills ponds but my answer is orange, gray and olive soft hackles. Love the Olive Willy too.

Flat out most dependable lake fly? Olive Willy by far. Seldom start fishing without one on each of my three flyrods...floater...

Brahma buggers include endless variaiton possibilities. They are slowly replacing regular buggers in my lake boxes.

Dark olive Carey Special: Size 10 and fat for dragon fly nymph. Size 14 and skinny for damsel nymph

I have caught more trout(and Kokanee) on this fly than any other. Mayfly emerger. I have caught more BIG trout on this fly than any...

Really a tough call. # 8 Peacock Bugger.

Yeah trout, Olive willy is a good one. I have quiet a few of those. My buddy was doing good one trip with something he was calling a...