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Tag Archives: emerger
The Stayner Ducktail
I first saw the Stayner Ducktail when I was stationed in Montana more than 30 years ago. It was featured in a book by Marv Taylor and suggested for pond “dredging”. Dredging is when you cast out a fly, let … Continue reading →
The Picket Pin
This fly is another old one that you don’t see much anymore, although it is fished around the world in various versions. Originating in the western U.S., this pattern is named for the ground squirrels that stand by their burrows … Continue reading →
The Pretty Young Wife
This fly is one I developed because I wanted a pink emerger. You see a lot of pink among steelhead flies because of the pink in a Rainbow trout’s coloring. The color is common in saltwater flies because it occurs naturally … Continue reading →
