Stillwater Trout Flies

[Joni]

I can't wait to try it but I have a feeling I already know it will be a killer.
Much like the IRISH SPRING:

[Pocono]

Originally Posted by Joni

I can't wait to try it but I have a feeling I already know it will be a killer.
Much like the IRISH SPRING:

Yup, it's alot like your Irish Spring pattern; I remember that from last year when you hosted the Chironomid swap.

This pattern works for swiftwaters, too. I used it a lot last year in the riffles and short runs; as a substitute for a Copper John (red), which is one of my early season go-to flies; hung off a dry as a dropper.

Good luck with it!

[Joni]

How come yours looks so much smoother than mine....LOL ;-)

[webrx]

Nice flies, can't wait for spring so my favorite lake unthaws. Heck, I might have to try pyramid or some other lake soon, I think I may be having a stillwater jones going

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[peregrines]

Flies are in from Chris-- some great looking black midges. I'll send a PM to everyone and will update the thread and swap status (1st post on 1st page) as your flies come in.

[kelkay]

Originally Posted by Joni

I can't wait to try it but I have a feeling I already know it will be a killer.
Much like the IRISH SPRING:

Joni, that fly looks like it will really attract 'em, great job!

[peregrines]

Flies from Pococno arrived.

[peregrines]

Flies from Trygve (TOB1) arrived today--- and of course they're up to his usual high standards --- more great looking flies.

[pj123]

I will Tie 13 Woolly Buggers. Where should I send Them?

[ChrisinselwynNZ]

Awesome job guys, I got to do more still water fishing and now Ive got a good excuse

Chris