Roaring Fork Candy
Size 16

Size 22 Neon Nightmare, larva and soft hackle. https://i.postimg.cc/B64bMFK5/20200330-192609.jpg Size 24 Thread Nano Silk 18/0, Brick Beige Tail, CDL Thorax, Mole Hackle, Dark Gray Dun, hen https://i.postimg.cc/FsRfrtd0/20210530-051653.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PrRCN6Y9/20210530-050026.jpg https://i....

My variation I will fish next week... ;) WFC Model 28 #18, rust brown thread, tail of Hi-Vis colored with Honey Brown Marker, copper bead and rib, collar of Yellow Hare Tron... https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51206747412_be8c7fce5e.jpg RIMG1633 by William Lovelace , on Flickr That would have pe...

I use size 24 on occasions. Thread body, then hackle.

RickA wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 8:36 am ... and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale has absolutely nothing to do with that fly?

I have never had a pattern fresh off the vise catch so many trout. I know I caught lightning in a bottle, and it will never perform the same again, but WHEW!!! Great day https://i.postimg.cc/nzf5Z068/20210527-082752.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/XYhm1VLY/20210526-143338.jpg Oh yeah, other stuff happened ...

Size 18

So to continue on this subject. Do most of the members here believe that a body spun separately on a block gives the fly a larger appeal to both the tier and the fish ? I am one of the few that doesn't believe in the qualities of the dubbing block. I feel it is an unnecessary step. In my opinion th...

Staying with the color Yellow theme.

Size 18 PMD, Frenchies

The Pale Ale midge pattern was thought up by a tyer in Colorado . His name is Juan Ramirez. His pattern can be easily found on YouTube. The Partridge and Yellow has been my go to pattern in the Spring and early Summer, for the past 3 seasons. This year the P&Y has taken a distant back seat to th...