May is under way, there was limited fishing during March and April with high and coloured waters. At this time of year, and on these very lightly fished waters, a well presented fly will produce a take. The following are general patterns that have proved effective.
Flash-bug
#16 Kamasan B100 2mm gold-bead head Pheasant tail body, ribbed with #16 pearl mylar Light hare's ear dubbed thorax and green tinsel wing case
Sawyer's Killer Bug
The old classic tied to #16 Kamasan B100 rather than a straight hook. Chadwick's yarn picked up at a local haberdashers for a few pence...
Parachute
#19 and #21 TMC102Y
Furnace hackle tip tail, stripped peacock quill body, light olive dubbed thorax. Pink poly yarn wing-post and grizzly cape hackle.
Klinkhammer
#20 Partridge Klinkhammer Extreme
Wapsi super-fine dubbed body, banded cream, through tan and olive, #16 pearl mylar ribbing. Peacock glister thorax.
Pink poly yarn wing-post and grizzly cape hackle.
We spent the last day in Bridgeport , CA fishing Little Virginia Lake.
Miles and Nadia headed over to visit Bodie in the afternoon while I fished
alone. He...
2 days ago
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