http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/ Fly Fishing Rods Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:11:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-587 HTaciana Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:43:16 +0000 http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/#comment-587 Fine out what the fish are eating and go for it on what there eating o.k. Good luck on the idea o.k. Fine out what the fish are eating and go for it on what there eating o.k. Good luck on the idea o.k.

]]> http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-586 wana bigger bike Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:43:41 +0000 http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/#comment-586 Call ahead to a fly shop in the area and ask. You need find out what is hatching there now. Usually this time of year a number 14-16 caddis fly is good. But also fish brown terrestrials like caterpillars and grasshoppers. Call ahead to a fly shop in the area and ask. You need find out what is hatching there now. Usually this time of year a number 14-16 caddis fly is good. But also fish brown terrestrials like caterpillars and grasshoppers.

]]> http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-584 Michael Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:23:18 +0000 http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/#comment-584 we like dry flies best... probably use a caddie the most... or sometimes a grasshopper… like what the others have said take some time when you get to the water and look for bugs… better yet bugs with fish surfacing and eating them… some times we’ll fish a hole for a while and get nothing… then we’ll sit there for 10 minutes just watching… then we’ll tie on what we think they're eating … we crawl on our belly, and cast sitting if we have too to stay hidden… than we cast just up stream of where they're surfacing... likes to slap the water a bit with our fly when it lands... and let it drifft with the current... BAM works almost every time… we like dry flies best… probably use a caddie the most… or sometimes a grasshopper… like what the others have said take some time when you get to the water and look for bugs… better yet bugs with fish surfacing and eating them…
some times we’ll fish a hole for a while and get nothing… then we’ll sit there for 10 minutes just watching… then we’ll tie on what we think they’re eating … we crawl on our belly, and cast sitting if we have too to stay hidden… than we cast just up stream of where they’re surfacing… likes to slap the water a bit with our fly when it lands… and let it drifft with the current… BAM works almost every time…

]]> http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-585 grey_wor Mon, 14 Dec 2009 16:20:54 +0000 http://01fishing.com/i-need-help-determining-what-flies-to-use-on-my-fly-fishing-trip/#comment-585 this time of year you can get some nice terrestrial action with stuff like hoppers and ants...and ive had pretty good luck near me with some elk hair caddis's..then take a couple mayfly type flys cause u never know when u may stumble into a hatch..and as for nymphs and wets im not sure i usualy just look in the river and try to match a bug i see float by this time of year you can get some nice terrestrial action with stuff like hoppers and ants…and ive had pretty good luck near me with some elk hair caddis’s..then take a couple mayfly type flys cause u never know when u may stumble into a hatch..and as for nymphs and wets im not sure i usualy just look in the river and try to match a bug i see float by

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