Thanks! It's a purple egg-sucking leech - that I tie mostly for use on the Methow River here in Washington. Not much different from a wooly bugger though, and they'll take those too. I'm not much of a fly tier, I can only seem to tie the bigger, uglier flies!
Thanks! It's a purple egg-sucking leech - that I tie mostly for use on the Methow River here in Washington. Not much different from a wooly bugger though, and they'll take those too. I'm not much of a fly tier, I can only seem to tie the bigger, uglier flies!
Regards, Guy
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Guy: if they eat them flies you tie, it must be because they are good enough. I often tie flies that dont look like nothing named, and trout will hit them anyway. So I guess it is just a matter of hunger, luck, and good fly presentation or movement.
That looks like a really nice river for fly fishing.
Thanks for the pictures, I enjoyed them.
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