What are some staple fly patterns in your fly box for trout? Patterns that no matter what lake you go to, no matter what time of year it is,are always there in your box. Lets see em'.
Over 40 years ago when I first started fly fishing and tying flies I tied a fly that resembles the Nyerges Nymph. I didn't name the fly. Its an Olive Colored Fly with with palmered brown hackle and I usually put in a short tail of brown hackle. I trim down the saddle hackle a bit. I've caught fish in lakes and streams with it in Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. It works so I use it. Other flies, would be an assortment of wooley buggers, damsel fly nymphs, scuds, a few soft hackles (red ass) and an assortment of dry flies.
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