Description
This fly has been doing well for me during March. Tie these small during early spring and make them larger as time goes along.
Materials

Hook
Nymph Hook Size 14-20

Thread
6/0 – Olive or Green

Tail
Clear or Olive Micro-Fibers

Rib
Copper

Body
Olive or Green Thread

Wingcase
Flash

Thorax
Clear or Olive Micro-Fibers

Legs
Olive Dubbing

Head
Black Bead

Instructions

Step 1: Please bead on the hook and …

Description
White flies typically come out August/September. On certain creeks, such as Yellow Beeches, they can be spectacular. Even larger creeks and rivers such as Perkiomen and Schuylkill River experience these hatches. For bass, tie them big and for trout, tie them the normal sizes.
Materials

Hook
Daiichi 1180 Dry 14 …

Description
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Description
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Description
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