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Truckee River....... probably 15 years ago

-I learned to fly fish on the Deschutes. We had a CRAZY salmonfly day in the late 90's, at South Junction......lots of big redsides crushing big flies...under trees, out in the middle of the river....didn't matter. Never had another day like that on the D. -I spent 12 years running around the...

Yep! What's up Craw?

I may have to get some of that superdry.

This is about as close to majestic as you can make a picture of a chubby......I kid! It's a great looking fly. I'm a big dry/drop guy......THIS fly looks like it could hang some weight!

I dig this pattern. I'm a sucker for a good mayfly cripple.....just like the trout. The body is nice, and buggy....is that simi seal? I love that stuff

Dang dude! That would look pretty sweet with a roach clip attached, hanging from Tammy's hair, at the county fair!......also look pretty sweet in the corner of a muskies mouth I guess.

@jasmillo .....your chum fry are bitchin. Ever tie up a whitefish fry pattern? I've always thought it'd be worth trying to match on rivers that have large population of whities like the D. I suppose your chum pattern, or an olive clouser would work.....fun to tweak on.

I need help with my picture taking! Haha This is a cool thread though! Nice variety.

March brown softie. Unweighted, medium weighted, and heavy weight.

My version of sunken stone. This pattern is pretty awesome for dry/dropper. I doctor it up with Gink before I hit the water. Let it dry in the sun. Rides low, but floats like a champ!

My version of a tung, jigged 20 incher stone.

For me it's a combo. I like to fish heavy, so I'm often tight to the flies. So I guess a lot of feel.......but I also often set the hook without really knowing why, other then I know I should......I read someone saying that before when I was first starting to "euro" nymph. Forgot who now...