Yellow and Red

[DUBBN]

By far my most productive soft hackle last year.

Size 16

[Ron Eagle Elk]

Those are really, really nice, Wayne.

[letumgo]

Marvelous pattern Wayne. But I warn you now, I fully intend to reverse engineer the pattern, and infringe on your patent. Imma gonna copy this pattern.

Thanks for sharing.

[DUBBN]

Marvelous pattern Wayne. But I warn you now, I fully intend to reverse engineer the pattern, and infringe on your patent. Imma gonna copy this pattern.

Thanks for sharing.

So easy to tie. So darn effective.

Thank you for the kind words Ray.

[DUBBN]

Drowned Sally
Size 14

[Ron Eagle Elk]

Dang, I'm gonna need a bigger box for "DUBBN" flies. WHat is the body material on the drowned sally?

Gorgeous fly.

[DUBBN]

Thanks Ron. It is UV FLOW from LOON.

This pattern is a work in process. It morphs each year. On hot June afternoons, when the only thing that is buzzing around are Yellow Sally Stones, this pattern works well for me. Not so much swinging, but cast upstream and a dead drift.

[letumgo]

Wicked!

[Ron Eagle Elk]

I have a box of flies that are Ray Tucker flies. They are beautiful to look at and they catch fish like crazy.

I've started a Wayne box as well. Thanks for the inspiration, Wayne.

[DUBBN]

With a bead slid above it, with out a bead, heavily hackled and scraggly looking, sparse and delicate looking, fur thorax or not, since Spring this pattern has been so good to me. Floating the Roaring Fork river yesterday this is what they wanted. Again! Nymphing, upstream presentation with no weight, and swinging. All produced.

I did get a devilish grin on my face when I was landing a few small Browns by casting up stream. Some other fishermen took notice and asked what fly I was using. They obviously thought I was casting dries. When I told them Partridge a Yellow soft hackle, they kind of looked sad.