Dry Flies (7)
This month's Sunriver Anglers Fly Tying Corner features a Royal Trude pattern. This pattern is over a century old and has stood the test of time. It imitates nothing specific in nature, but is an excellent imitation for many things, like large terrestrials; beetles and hoppers. Give it a try!
The Sunriver Anglers Fly Tying Corner features a Goddard Caddis this month. This fly imitates a traveling sedge, and is an important fly to have in you box for those times when this hatch occurs. It is responsible for my largest ever trout on a dry fly, a 27 inch rainbow landed from one of our local Central Oregon Lakes. Tie a few of these flies for your own box.
The Sunriver Angler's Fly Tying Corner for this month features a Blonde Macaw Loopwing. This is a classic dry fly inspired by Andre Puyans. Give this pattern a try in your own vice.
This month's Sunriver Anglers Fly Tying Corner features another in the Callibaetis Lifecycle Series; a Callibaetis Pullover Cripple. It is similar to a Pablo's Cripple, yet uses unique materials to make this a particularly effective pattern for imitating emerging
The Sunriver Anglers Fly Tying Corner - Tying the Humpy Fly Pattern. This is a very versatile pattern for imitating a wide range of insects, including Caddis, Stoneflies and Terrestrials. This is tied in a new and more simple way than the original. Give it a try!
Tying a Pale Morning Dun CDC Thorax pattern. It is an excellent imitation for PMD mayfly duns.
October brings great fishing for trout looking up for October Caddis. This October Caddis pattern is a good one that fools fussy trout. Follow along on how to tie this October Caddis pattern.
