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Pat Dorsey’s Mercury Midge

February 13, 2018February 13, 2018 Jo Tango

I like to fish midge patterns, particularly when at tailwaters or when I want to throw something that looks innocuous. I’ve written before that Midge Larvae are a big part of my fly boxes. They work well as part of an indicator or Euro-style rig. I also like them as part of a dry-dropper set-up

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Flies and fly tying,Midges,Techniqueseuronymphing flies,farmington river nymphs,swift river nymphs2 Comments

Tim Flagler’s Micro Egg

January 26, 2018July 16, 2019 Jo Tango

It has been a fly-tying spree. I learned so much during Tim Flagler’s seminar. I immediately bought some new materials and got to work. One new fly is the Micro Egg, tied in size 22. Tim swears by it and had some cool techniques. I’m a sucker for new approaches and am all-in. First, I

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Flies and fly tying,Swift River,Videosfarmington river nymphs,millers river nymphs,swift river nymphs12 Comments

And, Now You Have to Work for Your Fish

November 22, 2017November 19, 2017 Andrew Lyons

No more easy fishing. Now, you need to work if you want to catch fish. The fish are all still in the river, but, they are noticeably more difficult to catch.  In my opinion, we just turned the corner from “easy” to “challenging.” It happens every year.  The leaf hatch is over, the spawn is

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Farmington River,Flies and fly tying,Techniquesfarmington river nymphs10 Comments

A Small Rainbow Warrior

November 12, 2017May 18, 2018 Jo Tango

When water is a bit broken, I have good luck using dropper flies with some color. Sometimes, a fly incorporates a hot spot. Sometimes, it is a bit flashy. As I’ve written before, I have good results year-round with the Rainbow Warrior. Inventor Lance Egan ties them down to size 20, and so, I’ve made

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Flies and fly tyingdeerfield river nymphs,euronymphing flies,farmington river nymphs3 Comments
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