I would tend to agree

Nov 15, 2019
11:05:28am

letthewookiewin Starter

But where I'm at, I can't always find bugs, particularly in winter. So having an effective fly pattern would be critical.

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On this topic, if you had to use only one fly to fish and feed your family, what would it be?

letthewookiewin Starter

11/15/19 10:38am

A really big one. Also I'd need lots of ketchup to go with it.

Indy Coug

11/15/19 10:40am

RE: A really big one. Also I'd need lots of ketchup to go with it.

letthewookiewin

11/15/19 10:41am

Dumbbell

DKN

11/15/19 10:45am

I'd go with a horse fly because it's biggest, but that won't last long.

lilpenny

11/15/19 10:49am

I'm not a real fly fisherman but with fly and bobber I choose a 16 renegade.

JAGA97

11/15/19 10:50am

Rubber worms, not flies. Normally 7" ribbontails, but occasionally 10"

BYUMizzou

11/15/19 10:52am

One that had as little fluff as possible so I could stick a real worm or

TaiJuan

11/15/19 11:00am

I would tend to agree

letthewookiewin

11/15/19 11:05am

Generally true, but there are times when a fly will dominate a nightcrawler

Backcountry

11/15/19 1:30pm

Black Bead Head Woolly Bugger with some Green or red in the body.

NVACougar

11/15/19 11:04am

So close to the right answer.

coolblue

11/15/19 12:29pm

Black Wooly Bugger. Everything will hit a leach immitation. Its the one fly that

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