Fly Fishing Bwo
February 24th, 2010
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Outdoors: Fishing Report for Feb. 18
NOTE: Due to rapidly changing weather conditions in the Sierra and Northern Nevada, anglers are urged to call ahead to the sources listed at the end of each area description for reports on the latest road and water conditions.
Fly tying lesson w/Ross Mueller-Tying the BWO nymph
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Bead Head Flymph – Sulphur Regardless of whether you are trying to match the Sulphur Ephemerella invaria or the slightly smaller Ephemerella dorothea, they all have yellowish, yellowish green, or orange/yellow bodies. They all hatch in the evening or occasionally during mid-day on a cloudy day. This soft hackle bead head wet fly version is perfect for fishing on the swing as the hatch is beginning and the fish have not yet … |
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Beaver Dubbing – 100% Natural Color: Blue Wing Olive (BWO) $1.65 Beaver Dubbing – 100% NaturalBeaver dubbing is the answer to a natural easily applied dry fly dubbing. This product is fine in texture and can be used without dubbing wax. We stock ten dyed hatch-matching colors that will imitate a variety of trout steam naturals…. |
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Travis Hi-Vis Baetis Para Emerger Tom Travis is considered one of the premier fly tiers in the world working out of his shop in Livingston, Montana. He created an excellent series of parachute emergers covering a number of the major mayfly species. In this case, he imitates the Baetis or Blue Wing Olive Emerger. Look for all the Travis Hi-Vis emergers and keep supply in your box. Color, Natural. BWO emerger available in sizes: 16,… |
