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Eggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful ...
View full detailsEggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful little balls of goodness. Of all the eggs out there, the Glo Bug has been the favorite of the eggs styles. Often fished in tandem with a different color Glo Bug or a San Juan Worm under an indicator.
The glo bug nymph is used to simulate a trout or salmon egg drifting down a river. The chartreuse color is not an intuitive color to fish, but is ...
View full detailsThe glo bug nymph is used to simulate a trout or salmon egg drifting down a river. The chartreuse color is not an intuitive color to fish, but is extremely effective color.
Eggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful ...
View full detailsEggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful little balls of goodness. Of all the eggs out there, the Glo Bug has been the favorite of the eggs styles. Often fished in tandem with a different color Glo Bug or a San Juan Worm under an indicator.
Eggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful ...
View full detailsEggs...the egg has been the confidence fly for so many fly fishers throughout the years and a guides box always has a row or two of these colorful little balls of goodness. Of all the eggs out there, the Glo Bug has been the favorite of the eggs styles. Often fished in tandem with a different color Glo Bug or a San Juan Worm under an indicator.
San Juan Worms generally need some help getting down in the current. With as much surface area as a standard San Juan worm has, Gardner's Depth Cha...
View full detailsSan Juan Worms generally need some help getting down in the current. With as much surface area as a standard San Juan worm has, Gardner's Depth Charge not only adds a bead, mimicking the sex organ, but wire makes up the portion of the body along the shank to sink deep quickly. Use a fluorocarbon leader or tippet to get down even faster, fish in tandem with a Glo Bug or Copper J to increase your coverage.
San Juan Worms generally need some help getting down in the current. With as much surface area as a standard San Juan worm has, Gardner's Depth Cha...
View full detailsSan Juan Worms generally need some help getting down in the current. With as much surface area as a standard San Juan worm has, Gardner's Depth Charge not only adds a bead, mimicking the sex organ, but wire makes up the portion of the body along the shank to sink deep quickly. Use a fluorocarbon leader or tippet to get down even faster, fish in tandem with a Glo Bug or Copper J to increase your coverage.
This fly is an improvement on Gary LaFontaine's caddis emerger. The body is made from beads that really attract a trout's attention. Fish this be...
View full detailsThis fly is an improvement on Gary LaFontaine's caddis emerger. The body is made from beads that really attract a trout's attention. Fish this behind the adult dry fly.
This fly is an improvement on Gary LaFontaine's caddis emerger. The body is made from beads that really attract a trout's attention. Fish this be...
View full detailsThis fly is an improvement on Gary LaFontaine's caddis emerger. The body is made from beads that really attract a trout's attention. Fish this behind the adult dry fly.
Greg Garcia got the Foldover PMD Emerger right. Fish this in the film or weighted.
Greg Garcia got the Foldover PMD Emerger right. Fish this in the film or weighted.
Many rivers grow a population of aquatic worms, or annelids, reaching 1 to 3 inches. They occur in many colors, but typically look like an earthwo...
View full detailsMany rivers grow a population of aquatic worms, or annelids, reaching 1 to 3 inches. They occur in many colors, but typically look like an earthworm...just smaller.The Firebead Worm - Red works well as a San Juan Worm style of fly, and the Firebead really gets the attention of fish...good reason to use it as the lead fly when fishing a tandem set-up. Color is important, so take a variety of colors.
