Hi,
There are a lot of patterns used for the Fall Baetis. Some are difficult ties on size 18. Some not.
What is your "go-to" style or pattern for a BWO?
Thanks,
Byron
Hi,
There are a lot of patterns used for the Fall Baetis. Some are difficult ties on size 18. Some not.
What is your "go-to" style or pattern for a BWO?
Thanks,
Byron
Barr's emerger - just came in from testing them and they passed with flying colors.
I usually fish an unweighted nymph it the film
Really like the first one. Is that widow web wing?
Think I will try some with snowshoe?
Korn's Deer Hair Emerger- tied by Doug Korn
Great fly for spring creeks. It sets low in water and shines during a hatch.
Hook: MFC scud light wire #14-20 for BWO
Thread: Serifil 200 tan or UNi - 8/0
Tail: amber zelon
Body: just thread wraps over zelon or dubbing to match.
Thorax: BWO olive dubbing or PMD.
Wing: short compara-dun deer hair
Head: deer hair butts
Note: add floatant to thorax and deer hair only...
Last edited by dr korn; 09-07-2012 at 02:34 PM.
In the size 18, I love the parachute blue wing olive.
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That's what I use as a go-to fly on the Ozark streams. If they're not taking them and taking something smaller, I use a #24 blue wing olive.
John's first photo sparked the idea for this messy #18 Snowshoe winged BWO.