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  1. This has been a dilemma for me for over half a century. It usually comes down to me parring down my gear and then I'm happy. Gear and too many flies can really get to be a burden. I either go big with a sling pack or very small with a cheap butt pack. Love the small butt pack.
  2. That looks like a fun stick.
  3. Jaydub and TSMcDougald ----- nice flies!
  4. Beautiful Green Drake, Jaydub
  5. Next fly: Your favorite Green Drake adult
  6. hook: 1x or 2x long nymph hook lead or substitute: 1/2 length of the shank thread: red or black 8/0 (I like small diameter thread on this fly to avoid a large head build up) tail: brown goose biots rib: small gold oval tinsel or wire body: peacock hackle: brown hen neck horns?: white goose biots gold bead optional I like these with and without beads but always weighted. The fly has accounted for more fish for me than any fly I have ever fished. I've tried a few flies over the last 60 years. I consider resin or epoxy on the head a must as it likes to fall apart at the head. I also add a tiny ball of bright orange rabbit dubbing at the tail to split the biots and add a tiny hot spot. Also, I point the white biots up.
  7. tferg

    Mayfly ID

    Nice shots
  8. In Montana, there are many waters open all year but the general opener for everything is the third Saturday in May.
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