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MyFishFinder Tips and Techniques => Fly Fishing => Topic started by: MickeyFinn on Apr 16, 2006, 10:43 AM
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Your fishing a stream with Browns, Bows, and Brook Trout in it, you can only use one fly the whole day. What would it Be ?
I would probably go out with a big black Wooly Bugger.
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I would have to second the black wooly booger
It's my starter till I see the hatch
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Olive Bugger, hands down :bowdown:
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parachute Adams,size 16.
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Bugger....Is there anything it doesnt catch, anytime of the year. I saw this guide map for the Ausable river in the adk's and it had a list of like 15 different flies and had the dates on when the flys were most effective. Alot of them were only a month or so long. The bugger was from May 1st to sept. 30th.
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#10 hares ear nymph.
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i would have to say size 10 leech...money fly
black or olive, prolly olive but not sure.
do any of you guys ever go crazy with buggers like me?
add tons of flash in tail, throw in a bunch of rubber legs,crazy colors,rabbit strip collar, etc
if not they are wicked...i got a pic ill throw up here.
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1st and 3rd fly mainly 8)
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I go nuts when I tie buggers, oversized hackles and half a pound of crystal flash ;D, the bigger the better in my book, I don't know what it is about fishing Buggers or streamers for that matter, they are so versatile and can be presented in so many ways and when it comes right down to it they are just fun to fish with, you can drift em, swing em, strip em, combination of all three in one cast ect..... A new color I have been expeirmenting with is rusty red, haven't caught anything on it yet, basicaly because I have ZERO confidence in it I don't stick with it for to long. I have so much faith in black or olive that I give it 1/2 an hour at most and then right back to black or olive. Anyone else do this also? I drive myself nuts out there sometimes.
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Double bunny for me please.
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Count me in on the Black Wooly bandwagon. I too find myself going back to the Wooly. I have caught every thing on it from Bluegill to Steelhead. It is definitely my go-to fly. As a bonus, it's easy to tie. 8)
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I tie a #14 brown hackle with peacock herl body, works all year for me on most catskill mtn streams in NY.
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I don't do alot of fly fishing but when I do I love using an inchworm. It may be just a little early now but in a week or so it will be the only thing i fish the rest of the year.
Jim
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#10 hares ear nymph.
What he said
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Wooly bugger!
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Olive Bugger, hands down :bowdown:
with a bead head...nothing better..but if it was a trophy brown stream...an olive white nutcracker.about a size 2 or 1/0...best streamer ive ever fished
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Let's change this up. What if you were fishing a lake that had stocked brookies and rainbows, this time of year. What would you use then?? I would go with an olive dragonfly nymph, size 8
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if i had full sink line it would be a streamer..anything in white..but if not..then i would have to stay with my olive wooly bugger.
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If it was rainbows, I'd be going with a Grey Ghost.
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Bead head prince nymph #14
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Bead head prince nymph #14
pretty close to my fav. rainbow prince #14 bead head ;)
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Your fishing a stream with Browns, Bows, and Brook Trout in it, you can only use one fly the whole day. What would it Be. We will say it is the current time of the year.
I would probably go out with a big black Wooly Bugger.
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flashback pheasant tail nymph w/ bead head....I almost always fish with a dropper though, and one of the most deadly combos is drifting a wooly bugger w/ a pheasant tail 14-16 inches below it.
This 18 inch brown took a size 16 flashback pheasant tail.
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The Olive Wolly Bugger. Hey there are so many species you can use it on! It's my fav. fly!! :thumbup_smilie:
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Brown bugger w flash and beadhead tagged with #18 copperjohn. Hence my handle.
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I'd still go with the olive wooly bugger with flash.Mmmmm wooly bugger :laugh:
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if its this time of year in michigan i would have to go with the size 8 egg sucking leech just because its kind of two flies in one (glo bug+wollybugger). but i would have to cheat and break out the fly box because i would go nuts with just one fly.
mr. furguson
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give me the old muddler minnow please
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wooly bugger or muddler minnow
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Used to be bead head prince until last summer, Renegade is my answer. :clapping:
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probably a brown or tan woolyworm or maple syrup on bottom
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Used to be bead head prince until last summer, Renegade is my answer. :clapping:
What / When do you bust out the renegade??
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without any doubt a beadhead pheasant tail :thumbup_smilie:
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Black or Purple Woolly Bugger. :D
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Count me in on the black wooly bugger. I have caught everything on them. Bass, trout, walleye, crappie, gills, perch, it is my "go to" fly when all else fails!
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if i had only one fly and had to live on what i caught ...... a muddler minnow! i have fished it unweighted during caddis hatches and as a hooper imitation caught fish ,i have fished it weighted as a streamer and caught everything from brookies to steelhead on it ,i have drifted it like a nymph and caught fish feeding on crayfish. i have caught bass bluegill trout salmon steelhead and even salt water fish on it . it's just a fly that works
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Toss up between the woolly bugger and the marabou muddler
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Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I tie in a little flash in my tails on my wooly buggers. Sometimes a little sparkle helps!
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I basically fish two flies. The special... which is a royal coachman variation. and the Meat Whistle.. a John Barr fly. I'm getting better at tying it... and getting better at fishing it. So far it has got me... Rainbows, Browns, Brookies, Salmon, Pike and a bass. Finding the hooks at stores is next to impossible around here.
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Cream Cahill!! This fly has never let me down. Evenings on the Battenkill are the best!
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gold ribbed hares ear for me. I know it's probably me, but I have yet to catch anything on a bugger...
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I fish streams and frog water, cold and warm water species and hands down the Beadhead Woolly Bugger
would be my choice if I had to pick the one fly that I had to limit myself to. Takes Brookies to King Salmon, Bluegills to Esox - the most widely successful fly ever invented.
Spin
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i would either fish a size 10 elk hair caddis, or if it's a stream that runs through a meadow, a joe's hopper. if there's brookies then definitely the hopper.
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Kelly Gallup's Sex Dungeon. Works on large trout, bass, 'eyes, Steelies, Pike and muskie. What a great fly... and I love the name.
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Bead head hares ear or a wooly bugger its a toss up
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me i think i would use a # 10 hook tied Clouser style with small bead chain eyes and a gray or black top strap. those two colors have produced for me a lot. I'll throw them at almost any fish with on hesitation, i love the Clouser fly.
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black beadhead wooly bugger with a bunch of silver flash or black nosed dace
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Without a doubt a size 16 Prince Nymph when i cant get em on anything else thats whatll get
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A Rainbow Pistol Pete in a size 8 or 10
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olive wooly for me. second best would be a hornberg. you can fish it like a steamer or just drift it like a wet. these are my go to flies. especialy in the spring and fall.
wt
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Bead Head olive wooly any size and tied by me ;D