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March happenings

BRK TRT

Small stream, wild trout flyfisher
A couple of outings in March produced some wonderful results.
The flies used were simple hair wing streamers. Some of them tied with bucktail and some with squirrel tail.
The bodies were floss of various color as were the ribs.







Early Spring and small stream wild brookies. They do attack these streamers.






Brk Trt
 
Dumb Question - I've never fished any streamers like those you posted and I know the Mickey Finn is one very popular pattern - my question is how do you fish them? Just like you would a wooly bugger or a slump buster? - ie quartering away down stream/dread drifting and then stripping in at various intervals?

nice lookin flies and nice lookin fish
 
Very nice bucktails, I like how you have the hair sparse which gives a slim profile like a real minnow.
 
Dumb Question - I've never fished any streamers like those you posted and I know the Mickey Finn is one very popular pattern - my question is how do you fish them? Just like you would a wooly bugger or a slump buster? - ie quartering away down stream/dread drifting and then stripping in at various intervals?

nice lookin flies and nice lookin fish

TH,
I fish them just like a wet fly. Most times they will hit the fly just as it straightens out at the end of the drift. Other times they slam it just as you start your retrieve. I've had them take a streamer fished as a nymph, cast upstream and allowed to drift in the current.

Brk Trt
 
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