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Thinking about what pattern we can do for the January Fly Challenge. Like the wooly bugger and clouser challenges they need to be patterns, imitations, materials that can have limitless variations.

 

It can be a specific fly pattern like a clouser or I'm thinking it can a challenge focusing on a specific imiations(crayfish,dragonfly nymph,etc) or focusing on a specific material(cdc).

 

Any thoughts or suggestions?

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elk hair caddis

 

hares ear

 

golden stone fly

 

chironimids

 

bass poppers (hair or foam)

 

terrestrials (hoppers, ants, beetles etc)

 

leftys deceiver

 

carrie stevens style streamer

 

leeches

 

foam flies

 

hair wing salmon flies

 

soft hackles

 

winged wet flies

 

buck tail streamers

 

that should give you some choices

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I would like to see a bunch of different leeches and or eel patterns tied. I only have the couple of patterns in my books to look at for the leech and eel patterns.

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I like the Elk Hair Caddis. I think there are a bunch of variations out there, but a pattern that most everyone can take a crack at. Hairwings would be fun too.

 

Deeky

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I second the wet fly. I think there are so many variations and different materials one can use. The clouser and wooly bugger challenge had many nice patterns and I think we would see many wet flys also.

Thanks

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