Black Gnat
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Simple is often best. This fly is easy to fish and good for just about any trout waters.
Royal Coachman
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This is an attractor fly. Give it a shot when there is little happening on the surface.
March Brown
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Work this fly close to the bottom in shallow water early in the afternoon.
Gray Hackle
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Use this just as the caddis hatch is starting to emerge.
Gold Bead Wooly Bugger
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This variation of the classic wooly bugger pattern adds weight and sinks the fly deeper.
Light Cahill
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This is a popular wet fly with a dry fly variation. Fish this about mid-level in the water.
Alexandra
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This is the old "Lady of the Lake" design. It is elaborate and hard to find but very effective.
Gray Ghost
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This is best used to imitate bait fish below the surface of the water when there isn't a hatch.
Governor
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This generic design is used to imitate non-traditional hatches, such as beetles.
Adams
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When you don't have an exact match to what the fish are eating, throw this out there.
