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Use this trout fly to imitate any brown mayfly, struggling to hatch into an adult.
Use this trout fly to imitate any brown mayfly, struggling to hatch into an adult.
The CDC Sparkle Dun - Sulfur Dun is tied with a perfectly shaped tuft of bouyant CDC feathers, and incorporates a tail that looks like the trailing...
View full detailsThe CDC Sparkle Dun - Sulfur Dun is tied with a perfectly shaped tuft of bouyant CDC feathers, and incorporates a tail that looks like the trailing shuck of an emerging mayfly. To a trout, this looks like an easy dinner!This fly is effective for many mayfly hatches, including: Pink Lady or Slate Brown Dun Little Marryatt Pale Morning Dun Sulfur Dun White Winged Sulfur
The Green Drake (Ephemera guttulatais) one of the largest mayflies that trout have available to them in their diet. The CDC Comparadun profile ver...
View full detailsThe Green Drake (Ephemera guttulatais) one of the largest mayflies that trout have available to them in their diet. The CDC Comparadun profile very closely matches the natural. Green Drakes hatch mid-day, and will cause trout to completely abandon any other type of food. The nymph emerges to the surface of the water quickly, and after drying its wings, flies off. This leaves little time for trout to grab a bite, so they become very opportunistic when they see the realistic CDC Comparadun fly pattern.
The comparadun style of a mayfly is used on spring creeks and slower moving water, because of it's realism. Even when trout have a good opportunit...
View full detailsThe comparadun style of a mayfly is used on spring creeks and slower moving water, because of it's realism. Even when trout have a good opportunity to inspect a cdc biot comparadun PMD, they can still be fooled by this excellent style of fly.
The comparadun style of a mayfly is used on spring creeks and slower moving water, because of it's realism. Even when trout have a good opportunit...
View full detailsThe comparadun style of a mayfly is used on spring creeks and slower moving water, because of it's realism. Even when trout have a good opportunity to inspect a cdc biot comparadun blue-winged olive, they can still be fooled by this very realistic style of fly.
Emergers are an important stage in the mayfly life cycle for trout, because the insect is stuck in the surface film, it cannot escape from feeding ...
View full detailsEmergers are an important stage in the mayfly life cycle for trout, because the insect is stuck in the surface film, it cannot escape from feeding trout. The CDC Biot Comparadun is a perfect example of such. The cdc is the floatant needed to keep the fly in the film and visible to the angler. This pattern resembles Callibaetis, Baetis and Grey Fox Emergers.
The caribou caddis pattern can be used anywhere you might use an elk hair caddis, and most likely, with even better results!
The caribou caddis pattern can be used anywhere you might use an elk hair caddis, and most likely, with even better results!
This abundant mayfly hatches most of the summer on many stillwater bodies. Take a good selection for surface feeding trout.
This abundant mayfly hatches most of the summer on many stillwater bodies. Take a good selection for surface feeding trout.
The caddis variant trout fly has been around for a long time, and is an effective fly at imitating adult caddis as they return to lay eggs. The si...
View full detailsThe caddis variant trout fly has been around for a long time, and is an effective fly at imitating adult caddis as they return to lay eggs. The silhouette of this dry fly is slightly different than the standard elk hair caddis, and is an excellent alternative fly pattern to try when the standard elk hair caddis won't produce strikes.
The caddis adult - olive is an excellent pattern to fish on spring creeks or anywhere the water is moving slow, and fish have a lot of time to insp...
View full detailsThe caddis adult - olive is an excellent pattern to fish on spring creeks or anywhere the water is moving slow, and fish have a lot of time to inspect your offering. This fly pattern is incredibly realistic!
