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#604594 10/08/05
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Here's a pic of some flies that I use on the South Platte River just for AKGrayling. The biggest fly in the pic is the #20 Pheasant Tail on the bottom.

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Here's a #18 BH Pheasant Tail ready to catch fish.

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Thanks! Those phesant tails are great arn't they.
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Those are some really small flies. When I fish the smallest I usually use is #18. Any smaller they are a pain to get out of the fish.
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The PT is one fly that I won't be cought without. In Cheeseman Canyon an 18 is the biggest that you use on a regular basis. The fish get pounded pretty hard so you use tiny flies and 7X tippet.


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When I was fishing on the Deschutes the main flies I were using were beadhead prince and phesant tail and the almighty elk hair caddis!

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In the canyon you may get some BWO action but mostly it's nymphing. There are stone flys there but I've never cought a fish on one. For the most part the only bigger patterns that work with any consistancy are SJ worms, scuds, and egg patterns.


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These were the main flies I used on the Deschutes. They are both #16.
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Nice even job of tieing. Those flies look super. Are you a professioal tyer ?


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