help with flies

[yeoldkiller 0]

trout stocking is coming up some time around may and will be the last load of the season around my area they stock in a creek I need help on tying flies for stocked trout since i have only caught natives on a fly could you all please suggets some flies and post pics and recipe for the flies

[JohnP 0]

What works for the natives should work for the stockers, I would think. Unless somebody has a pellet pattern.

[Old Hat 0]

Pellet you say? Teeny Nymph with natural pheasant. Sorry Mr. Teeny.

[Cheri 0]

Brown pellet egg pattern is the only thing I can ever get them to take a Roaring River. Those hatchery fish do not know what a bug is even when you hit them on the head! LOL!

[JSzymczyk 0]

They learn to eat right away. I have watched trout start eating caddis 15 minutes after they leave the truck. Tie a few different colors of woolly worms size 10 and 8, with grizzly hackle. Some bead head, some unweighted. Should do OK.

[flytyinfreak 0]

I've used bright orange wolley-bugers, olive woolley bugers, adams in 12-16, humpies, stimi's, hoppers, lady bugs, even a zebra midge in the film!

[NJFlyMAn 0]

I use a Hare's ear with a Pheasant tail as a dropper and catch stockies on the same day they were stocked.. Also do well with scuds and zebra midges...

[FishyboY 0]

really really outrageous looking woolly buggers. with odd colors like orange. chartreuse, white, fl. pink.... the list goes on.