DryFly82 Life of the Party Yesterday at 5:38 PM #41 Salmo_g said: For stillwater it's one of two choices for me. My usual is also a black leech, with a red or orange bead head. Alternatively, I use a Six-pack. Black and olive are colors that just seem to work most often. Click to expand... 100%. If I'm only allowed to use 1 fly year round on any lake it's the black leech with a hot bead. Olive six-pack is a close 2nd for me and great when the caddis are hatching. If Chironomids are hatching then put me down for a #14 ASB style with white bead...it always seems to work.
Salmo_g said: For stillwater it's one of two choices for me. My usual is also a black leech, with a red or orange bead head. Alternatively, I use a Six-pack. Black and olive are colors that just seem to work most often. Click to expand... 100%. If I'm only allowed to use 1 fly year round on any lake it's the black leech with a hot bead. Olive six-pack is a close 2nd for me and great when the caddis are hatching. If Chironomids are hatching then put me down for a #14 ASB style with white bead...it always seems to work.
Bambooflyguy Legend Yesterday at 7:10 PM #42 Me too! A black leech with a red bead is my usual go to fly…..Coors light six pack works for me!
clarkman average member Forum Supporter Yesterday at 7:13 PM #43 stillwater trout? or stillwater anything? I know you meant trout....so for me it'd be tough to go against an olive leech pattern. or black. flip a coin.
stillwater trout? or stillwater anything? I know you meant trout....so for me it'd be tough to go against an olive leech pattern. or black. flip a coin.
