The "Dry Muddler" is the fly cited by Kelly above from Craig Mathews' newsletter - not the "Muddler Minnow"
Allan,
I take it from that above, that you fish Humphrey's Dry Muddler as a hopper...
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The "Dry Muddler" is the fly cited by Kelly above from Craig Mathews' newsletter - not the "Muddler Minnow"
Allan,
I take it from that above, that you fish Humphrey's Dry Muddler as a hopper...
Tight lines Kelly. I will continue using hopper patterns when fishing for trout taking hoppers.
By the way, the BRF note about Cliff Lake mentioned the "Dry" muddler. LadyFisher has a little...
Kelly,
I am sure that it might work with lots of grease. However, when I want a hopper pattern, I use a hopper pattern like Lawson's or Whitlock's, etc., etc.
I know that Gapin(sp?) believes it...
Thanks Allan.
Interesting. So, when you are fishing hoppers, you tie on a Muddler Minnow?
Doug,
Are you back home now? What is the latest you have fished in the Yellowstone Area?
AlanB,
I only asked for one Western Green Drake......
RFMcD with a Western Flair.
Agree with the No Hackle as well. Have two nemeisis': Rat Faced McDougall/Irristible and the Lawson popularized No Hackle.
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So....you consider the Muddler Minnow to be a fly??
I am sure that I am not alone in this. There always seems to be one fly pattern that is more difficult for an individual than any other. I have seen tiers steer away from a number of different...